The claim presented in the image alleging that His Majesty the Kabaka of Buganda, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II, is the son of Daudi Ochieng and demanding a DNA test is a completely unfounded and recycled fabrication. Historically, the Kabaka was conceived in the summer of 1954 in the south of France, where his mother, Sarah Kisosonkole, was with Ssekabaka Edward Mutesa II during exile, whereas Daudi Ochieng was thousands of miles away in Uganda at Namulonge and did not travel abroad until 1955. Furthermore, Ssekabaka Edward Mutesa II officially recognized Mutebi as his son and named him his heir in his written will, and even members of Daudi Ochieng's own family have previously dismissed these false rumors as malicious attempts to spark division and exploit royal family wrangles. But you never know,he is an Acholi also, DNA therefore will be the best,I am not supporting, but ...
I got circumcised after enjoying s3x without circumcision, all I can say is, s3x is never the same anymore, not sweet, not nice,I don't enjoy.
If you want to circumcise,kindly do it when you have not tasted a woman, or when young, when you have already enjoyed with the foreskin on,kindly don't do.
The people of Busoga and I join the Royal Family and the people of Tooro Kingdom in mourning the passing of His Majesty Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
His Majesty was one of the visionary traditional leaders of our time, whose leadership, humility and commitment to preserving culture while inspiring a new generation left a lasting mark on Tooro, Uganda and beyond.
During this hour of profound grief, our thoughts and prayers are with the Royal Family and the entire people of Tooro Kingdom, who have lost a beloved King and a guiding force.
In Omukama Oyo, Uganda has lost an important voice and a distinguished cultural leader whose legacy will endure for generations.
May His Majesty’s soul rest in eternal peace.
The people of Busoga and I join the Royal Family and the people of Tooro Kingdom in mourning the passing of His Majesty Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
His Majesty was one of the visionary traditional leaders of our time, whose leadership, humility and commitment to preserving culture while inspiring a new generation left a lasting mark on Tooro, Uganda and beyond.
During this hour of profound grief, our thoughts and prayers are with the Royal Family and the entire people of Tooro Kingdom, who have lost a beloved King and a guiding force.
In Omukama Oyo, Uganda has lost an important voice and a distinguished cultural leader whose legacy will endure for generations.
May His Majesty’s soul rest in eternal peace.
Spurs have done all their shopping in the premier league. Should we add them to the premier league contenders since they have bought "premier league proven stars"?
For me, yes.
It is with profound shock and deep sorrow that we mourn the untimely passing of His Majesty Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
Our heartfelt condolences go out to the Royal Family, the Queen Mother, the Tooro Kingdom administration, and all the people of Tooro during this extremely difficult time of grief and national loss.
King Oyo’s lifelong dedication to his realm having ascended the throne at a tender age and leading with remarkable wisdom, grace, and a deep commitment to his subjects and youth development leaves an indelible mark on history. His visionary leadership, advocacy, and warmth will be dearly missed across Uganda and beyond.
May the Almighty comfort the royal family, grant you strength, and rest His Majesty's soul in eternal peace.
"Oruhimbi rwa Tooro rwine amaani. Ruhukamu Gy’emirimo yawe".
This Hon failed to pay me my money in the year 2018 when I was teaching at school in Kakumiro(Kisiita), was a biology maths teacher in my vacation at his school
The money equates to 500k
I had planned to use that money at campus and because he didn’t pay me my life at campus became a mess
Till he pays me, I will never cease to talk about the money he owes me
The claim presented in the image alleging that His Majesty the Kabaka of Buganda, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II, is the son of Daudi Ochieng and demanding a DNA test is a completely unfounded and recycled fabrication. Historically, the Kabaka was conceived in the summer of 1954 in the south of France, where his mother, Sarah Kisosonkole, was with Ssekabaka Edward Mutesa II during exile, whereas Daudi Ochieng was thousands of miles away in Uganda at Namulonge and did not travel abroad until 1955. Furthermore, Ssekabaka Edward Mutesa II officially recognized Mutebi as his son and named him his heir in his written will, and even members of Daudi Ochieng's own family have previously dismissed these false rumors as malicious attempts to spark division and exploit royal family wrangles. But you never know,he is an Acholi also, DNA therefore will be the best,I am not supporting, but ...
Thank for speaking up Mr President, now kindly tell your members to stop the propaganda coming up from Your side,Uganda should be one, people should be one,however it doesn't stop us from illustrations of loopholes so we get a steady improvement, thank you for showing diplomacy, God bless you Mr President
As a Ugandan, it fills me with pride to see an illustrious son of our nation carry a lifetime of global service, a fierce commitment to the vulnerable, and a deep passion for justice to the world stage.
For years, many of us have followed with great respect, Ambassador Olara Otunnu’s incredible track record at the United Nations.
His work championing human rights and protecting children in armed conflict is exactly the kind of leadership the global community desperately needs right now. True leadership is measured by integrity, vision, and an unwavering dedication to peace and justice.
We can not forget the historical injustice when the Museveni regime vindictively denied him an endorsement for this very position years ago. They blocked him for simply refusing to stay silent about the atrocities they were committing against our people. Perhaps if he had risen to that position at the time, the world would be fairer, more just, and more peaceful.
Central to his vision is a profound passion for genuine multilateral reform, where international institutions must evolve beyond mere arenas of superpower politics to become true instruments of equity, accountability, and shared prosperity for all nations.
I hear some citizens who are raising tough questions about why the regime has suddenly changed its mind to endorse him now. Your scepticism is understandable, given what the bloodthirsty regime is doing to our people. And I know Ambassador Otunnu to be a man of deep humility who welcomes free speech and receives your concerns with grace. We can all bank on his long-term, proven integrity and hope that when he rises to become the world’s top diplomat, he will never turn a blind eye to the ongoing struggle for freedom in his own motherland. As he has consistently acknowledged, Uganda faces dark spots that need fixing.
Ambassador Otunnu has my full solidarity and prayers as he carries our collective aspirations for a fairer world to the global stage.