Haundred

i don’t need batteries to play

[Haundred @PhatboyMusic1]

@DrBerlinerMD Shes not even disrespecting anyone here, its a matter of accountability.
Yall do your fkn jobs and stop wanting your asses kissed

[Haundred @PhatboyMusic1]

@ugkatalina32 Nze Kabanda wange…😂
El

[Haundred @PhatboyMusic1]

@ugkatalina32 Glad i found you

[Haundred @PhatboyMusic1]

@ugkatalina32 15years later

[G. Tinka @gtwesigye]

@ANakiyuka85748 There is a point when off layers start laying very small eggs 🥚. Just retire them

[Haundred @PhatboyMusic1]

@Namutyaba1 This moron is always tribal and tribal… he has none say

[Nanyanzi Gladys @GladysNanyanzi]

Is Mob Justice About to Cost Kampala Boda Boda Riders!!!

The biggest threat to boda bodas in Kampala is no longer government policy, traffic regulations, or plans to decongest the city.

It's the growing culture of mob justice.

The shocking attack on Sydney Gongodyo has once again exposed a dangerous reality: whenever a crowd decides to become the law, everyone loses. The victim loses, the city loses, and ultimately, the boda boda industry loses.

Kampala residents are increasingly asking a difficult question: if a section of riders can mobilize faster for violence than for accountability, how long will the public continue to defend the industry's presence in the city?

At a time when authorities are looking for ways to reduce congestion and reorganize urban transport, every incident of mob justice hands critics fresh ammunition. Every assault, every act of intimidation, and every lawless confrontation strengthens the argument that drastic action is needed.

The tragedy is that thousands of hardworking riders who wake up every morning to earn an honest living are having their reputation destroyed by a reckless few. Yet the silence from within the industry after these incidents only deepens public suspicion.

The message is simple: Kampala needs transport providers, not street enforcers. The law belongs in police stations and courtrooms, not in the hands of angry crowds.

If the boda boda industry fails to isolate and condemn those who engage in mob justice, it may soon discover that the public has stopped seeing a few bad actors and started seeing a systemic problem.

And, when that happens, the debate will no longer be about regulating boda bodas.

It will be about whether Kampala can afford to keep them.

Blessed Sunday 🙌

Rest in peace, SYDNEY 🙏

@NinyeTabz @TonyNatif @kirya_ug @kookiepro_

Tabz | Nameere | How're | Nalongo | Church | Bodas | Eeeh | The Arsenal |Nice Sunday | Portal

[Rentify Uganda @RentifyUG]

HOUSES FOR RENT all around Kampala!!!!!!

[Josh♛ @Joshua_Castille]

I would literally pay somebody to fold my laundry🙃

[CHRIS @ChristiantheX]

I'm not hard to please at all but I'm so easy to piss off l tell you that.

[Haundred @PhatboyMusic1]

Makoma kicking off with Butu na Moi
#makoma #NewVisionat40

[Resko★ @Bloke_Baz]

losing friends who never supported you is actually a win.

[Dave @tufdave]

My mom picked up my little brother from school and she asked him “how was school?” This boy said “why you ask me that every time you see me? You never went to school?”😭

[CE @4lilce]

i don’t care how much i love someone .. i’m not willing to go through hell anymore to prove it.

[: @sn0oozey]

I’m actually really embarrassed and humiliated I threw away several years of my life because of fear and also probably depression but What can you do

[Gabriel Buule @GabrielBuule]

🤣Mbu sitaani ye waffe

[Haundred @PhatboyMusic1]

you don’t realize how much your life changes till you think about where you were a year ago