@KampalaJournal She didn't make them kneel. Neither did Among. You know where someone asks for a favor. At times even the favor is not practical. As they plead they even go down on their knees (nkusaba, n'okufukamila nfukamidde). Yes they knelt. But they didn't make them. Anyway I wasn't there.
@WelBeast Very far. 9/10 have progressed to the round of 32. That, now, is the World Cup we have always known. Let's see how many progress to the round of 16.
@AnythingArs_ InterMilan shipped 5 for trying to go to toe with PSG. Arteta did well. We need signing two dominant players in midfield. Players who won't be intimidated by a strong opponent because they too are strong. Players who beat the press. We couldn't string three passes going forward.
If Arsenal beats PSG tomorrow in Budapest and lifts that trophy for the first time, rival fans worldwide will short-circuit.
Expect instant denial (“fluke”), rage at refs/VAR, “we’ve won more anyway” cope, and total group chat silence from City, United, Liverpool & Chelsea fans. Memes will be nuclear.
Arsenal fans? Unstoppable, eternal bragging rights unlocked.
Your pic is the prophecy. Who you got winning? ⚽🏆
What could be your motivation for standing in 2031? The MP elect hasn't served yet. Hasn't started their term. We are unable to judge if they are a good or bad leader. If they will serve well or not. So for you, is it better representation? Compared to what? Or is it the bag?
Like I said 2 years ago, I will be going into active political leadership in 2031 as an MP for #Bukomansimbi South. To all my people of Butenga and Kibinge sub-counties and Butenga Town Council, this is time to bring change that works for the people.
Like I said 2 years ago, I will be going into active political leadership in 2031 as an MP for #Bukomansimbi South. To all my people of Butenga and Kibinge sub-counties and Butenga Town Council, this is time to bring change that works for the people.
Please give us a smarter president next time. Not a warlord. Saw Museveni's speech, was it yesterday or the other day? And he said something like, "What do you do with a SWASA, psychology and procurement degree?"
As a psychologist, i do a lot! That his naive brain cannot even comprehend.
I dont think, apart from computer sciences, there's a faster relevantly growing field in the world, let alone here in Uganda. For example, here's what i did today.
Today i stood in front of a board of education heads of different schools and told them about learning disabilities. Debunked their longtime thoughts on why a child, a student, may fail on school. And there's lots of reasons. But today, to give them an example, i went with a child I'm working with, and her parents..
This kid suffers from a condition called Dyslexia. Many Ugandans do not know about it but its a common learning difference that mainly affects reading, spelling, and writing skills. This kid forgets right spellings of things. She has trouble recognizing letters and the sounds they make. And that takes away her ability to read fluently.
But here's the catch. She has an IQ of 121. The average IQ of you and me is somewhere between 85 and 115. She's above average. She's so smart. She can recite the entire old testament from cover to cover. She has an Eidetic memory. Photographic memory. She remembers every detail of things she sees. She's 15, but she's in her Form 6.
Her only problem, is her dyslexia. She rather learn by listening and watching, than by writing, taking notes and reading.
Thats a very intelligent kid. But by our Ugandan standards, people would say, "She spells words wrong in her exam papers, so i ticked her wrong, she fails." BUT SHE REMEMBERED EVERYTHING! SHE JUST SPELLED IT WRONG.
And thats what my Psychology did today. Explained to STEM teachers that they also have things they do not know. And that we need to rethink our system of education. But according to our President, nobody does much with Psychology!
I’m sorry I don’t find anything extraordinary about the young girl who braved the rain and rode to school. In fact she is so well off compared to hundreds who have no access to education. Perhaps we could use her example and our social media influence to showcase the despicable state of the education sector.