Aggie K 🤍

Accountant/Revenue officer/Entrepreneur. Fashionista ❤️Dancing is my favorite activity.A woman After God's Heart 🇺🇬

[Dear Self. @Dearme2_]

Morgan Freeman was not wrong when he said, "Become a man who can face a breakup. lose a job. deal with debt and still say, ‘God is with me. I’ll figure it out."

[CALVIN THE ENTERTAINER 🇺🇬 @calvinug]

Kiwedde! Congratulations to the people of Tooro.
As we say in Luganda,“Okutambula kulaba, okudda kunyumya.” It is always inspiring to see communities proudly preserving their culture,roots and heritage. Just like us in Buganda, the people of Tooro deeply value their customs.

Congrats, my neighbor and now former workmate. Wishing you and the people of Tooro lasting peace, unity, and continued progress.

[Yoweri K Museveni @KagutaMuseveni]

I want to salute the memory of King Oyo for the wonderful work he did. I was very sad because, a day after he was buried, I was going through my documents and found a letter he had written to me on 15th June 2026, thanking me for a number of things, including the appointment of ministers from Tooro.
I also congratulate His Highness Nyabongo. I have been watching him on the news and he is a good newsreader. I am sure he will do a good job.

[MTN Uganda @mtnug]

The King 👑 now sits upon the throne as the Coronation unfolds on @mtntvafromobile. 🇺🇬✨

Watch live now:
https://t.co/j6xxXOpGEE

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Journalist to be crowned king in Uganda after bitter succession dispute https://t.co/XE33LEIn1Z

[Usual Suspect 🎩 @Jude_Mugabi]

Marked wrong

[Watoto Church @watotochurch]

Congratulations to His Majesty Omukama Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I upon his coronation as the Omukama of the Kingdom of Tooro.

May God grant you wisdom, strength, and grace as you lead the Kingdom of Tooro, bringing peace and hope to its people.

“By me kings reign and rulers issue decrees that are just.” - Proverbs 8:15

[Charles Peter Mayiga @cpmayiga]

On behalf of the Kingdom of Buganda, and on my own behalf, I extend our best wishes to Rukirabasaija Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma upon his ascendancy unto the throne of Tooro. We look forward to the unity and prosperity of the Kingdom of Tooro.

Buganda's and Tooro's centuries' old brotherhood and fraternity shall flourish for the good of their peoples, and all Ugandans.

May God's light shine upon Tooro! CPM

[Aggie K 🤍 @Aggiekobs]

@TevinMacharia Yes all yours promises are YES and AMEN 🙏 Thank you Jesus

[Love Like JESUS @_LoveLike_JESUS]

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PRAY ...… Like Nehemiah
BUILD ..... Like Noah
LEAD ....... Like Moses
FAITH …… Like Abraham
OBEY ....…. Like Daniel
FIGHT ....... Like David
SERVE ....… Like Martha
BELIEVE ..... Like Mary
EDUCATE … Like Paul
LOVE ..……….. Like JESUS

Can I get an “AMEN” ???
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[Aggie K 🤍 @Aggiekobs]

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[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

You fornicated, you lied, you compromised, or you fell into something you never imagined you would do… and now you’re sitting there wondering if God still wants you, if He still hears you, if He still has plans for someone like you. You’re ashamed, hiding, withdrawing, replaying everything in your mind, thinking maybe you’ve crossed a line that cannot be uncrossed. But listen. What the devil wants you to do right now is to disconnect. He wants you to run away from the only place that can heal you. He wants you to drown in regret so you never rise again. But God is not shocked by your weakness. He is not surprised by your struggle. He saw the battle before you even entered it, and His mercy was already waiting on the other side of your mistake.

You may feel dirty, unworthy, distant, and numb. You may even feel like praying is pointless because guilt has changed the sound of your own voice. But do you know what God sees? A child who is wounded, not rejected. A child who needs cleansing, not condemnation. A child who fell, not someone who cannot rise again. Shame will tell you to hide. Grace will tell you to come home. And the truth is, no matter how far you went, God has already prepared the journey back.

If you feel empty, let Him fill you. If you feel lost, let Him lead you. If you feel broken, let Him rebuild you. Your mistake doesn’t disqualify you, it just reveals how much you need Him—and that realization alone is already the beginning of restoration. Don’t let the weight of what you did push you away from the only One who can save you. Yes, you messed up. But God is still calling your name gently, patiently, without anger in His voice. He wants you, still.

And if you feel like you don’t even know how to start again, just whisper, “Lord, help me.” That’s enough. He can work with that. He can rebuild your strength from that. He can rewrite your story from that. You are not too far. You are not too dirty. You are not too lost. You are loved, pursued, wanted, and welcomed. Run back. God is waiting.

[Fredrick Tumusiime @tufre80]

I am happy to be with a spouse whose family gives us keys to a Kololo apartment on our wedding. In the meantime, we'll proceed as I guide.

​We are still a society largely driven by peer pressure, leading to poor financial decisions. Why lock up capital in dead brick and mortar when it can grow while you live wherever you like?

​I always tell my "concerned" people that if I wanted to own a house, I would acquire one in cash. As for building from scratch, I'm happy to see land holdings appreciate in value. 15 years and counting.

Quick math: UGX 200m in govt paper yields ~UGX 2.5m monthly. USE is volatile, but certain stocks have generated even more lately. That income comfortably covers plenty of residential options in Kampala, in places where you need UGX 1bn just to own. I choose to keep capital intact and liquid.

From family pressure to friends, it takes being grounded not to apologize for your financial choices. As long as I sleep just fine, the rest is noise.

[ManCaveUG @ManCaveUg]

A man can have a wife, children, a full house and people depending on him, yet still have nobody asking:

Who carries you?”

Male loneliness doesn't always look lonely. Sometimes it wears a wedding ring, pays school fees and sleeps beside someone every night.

This Saturday:

THE LONELY HUSBAND
Can a man be loved, married and surrounded, yet profoundly alone?

No gender wars. Just the conversation many men are living but rarely saying aloud.

Saturday 26th | 7–10 AM EAT
Only on @ManCaveUg

Sometimes a man isn't alone. He just feels unseen.

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

155 names you can call God during worship session 🔥🗣

1. Wonderful
2. Counsellor
3. Prince of Peace
4. Eternal Rock of Ages
5. King of Glory
6. Mighty God
7. King of kings
8. Lord of lords
9. Lord of hosts
10. Lilly of the valley
11. Healer
12. Deliverer
13. Provider
14. Creator
15. Potter
16. Day Star
17. Cornerstone
18. Prophet of prophets
19. Saviour
20. I AM THAT I AM
21. Wisdom of God
22. Head of the church
23. Governor
24. Righteous Judge
25. Protector
26. Rock of salvation
27. Shield
28. Merciful God
29. Gracious God
30. Faithful God
31. Giver
32. Victorious in Holiness
33. Consuming Fire
34. El Elyon
35. Jehovah Rapha
36. Jehovah Rohi
37. Jehovah Jireh
38. Jehovah Elgibor
39. Jehovah Sham ah
40. Jehovah Shalom
41. El Olam
42. Defender
43. Redeemer
44. Comforter
45. Trinity in Council
46. Instructor
47. Teacher
48. Inspirer
49. Reminder
50. Invinsible God
51. Hope of Glory
52. Lion of Judah
53. Root of Jesse
54. Man of war
55. Lamb of God
56. Sustainer
57. Convincer
58. Light of the world
59. Restorer
60. Silencer
61. Stiller of storms
62. Proclaimer
63. Father of the fatherless
64. Husband of the widow
65. Smith of heaven
66. The Way
67. The Truth
68. The Life
69. Bread of life
70. Bread Winner
71. Champion of champions
72. Winner of winners
73. Composer
74. Author
75. Finisher
76. Glorious in Holiness
77. Fearful in praises
78. Sleepless God
79. Ancient of days
80. Ageless God
81. Eternal God
82. Excellent God
83. Powerful God
84. Leader of leaders
85. Chief Inventor
86. Convener
87. Compassionate God
88. Commander-in-Chief of heavenly host
89. Worthy King
90. Overseer
91. Moulder
92. Shaper
93. Breaker
94. Praiseworthy God
95. Helper
96. Richer than the richest
97. Older than the oldest
98. Trustworthy God
99. Arranger
100. Master Builder
101. Master Planner
102. Master Minder
103. Arrester
104. Relentless God
105. Voice of hope
106. Beautiful God
107. Alpha and Omega
https://t.co/6zZs8Aznfx Changer
109. Our Refuge
110. Our fortress
111. Our Buckler
112. Our Banner
113. Strong Tower
114. Unchanging changer
115. Rose of Sharon
116. All in All
117. Pillar of our lives
118. The First Born
119. Lamb that was slain
120. The Glory & lifter of our heads
121. The word of God
122. Our Advocate
123. Our High Priest
124. Bishop of our souls
125. High and Lofty one
126. Almighty
127. Our Best Friend
128. On time God
129 Lion of Judah
130 Omnipotent
131. Omnipresent
132 Omniscient
133. Consumming fire Adonai
134. The beginning & the end
135 Living water
136 Unquenchable fire
137. Awesome God
138 I salute your excellency Baba
139 Battle stopper
140 Unquestionable God.
141 Jehova shikenu,
142 Mighty one in battle.
143 Glorious in Holiness,
144 Fearful in praises.
145 Mighty man of valour.
146 Miracle worker.
147 Rock of ages.
148 Merciful God.
149 Advocate.
150 Always doing wonders.
151 Amen and Hallelujah.
152 Answer to prayers.
153 Intercessor.
154 Interceptor.
155 Balm of Gilead.
There is no one like Him. To Him be the Glory, forever, Amen
How do you feel, after calling these wonderful names?
Your battles are settled!

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

This time next year, I want you to come back to this post and read the message you are about to leave for your future self.

Write it by faith.

Write about the things you are trusting God for.
Write about the doors you are believing will open.
Write about the prayers you are trusting God to answer.
Write about the person you are believing God will make you.
Write about the places you believe He will take you.
Write about the testimony you cannot see yet, but you believe is coming.

Don't write from what you see today. Write from faith.

One year from now, you will look back at this moment and see how far God has brought you.

So leave a message for your future self.

“This time next year, I will…”

Let's do this by faith. ✍️❤️

See you in the next one year.

May the God who is faithful to His promises surprise you with what He does between now and then. 🙏🏽

[Aggie K 🤍 @Aggiekobs]

Amina 🤲

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

𝗧𝗢𝗗𝗔𝗬’𝗦 𝗕𝗟𝗘𝗦𝗦𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗦 & 𝗗𝗘𝗖𝗟𝗔𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦 🙏🏾

Today, may the Lord go before you and make every crooked path straight.

May His wisdom guide your decisions, His peace guard your heart, and His grace strengthen you for everything this day brings.

I declare:

• You will not walk in confusion; the Lord will direct your steps.
📖 Proverbs 3:5–6

• No weapon formed against you will prosper.
📖 Isaiah 54:17

• The Lord will establish the work of your hands.
📖 Psalm 90:17

• You will receive strength where you feel weak and hope where you feel discouraged.
📖 Isaiah 40:31

• May God open doors no one can shut and give you favour where you least expect it.
📖 Revelation 3:8

• You will not end this day the same way you started it. May God bring divine answers, unexpected breakthroughs, and testimonies.

May the Lord protect you, provide for you, strengthen you, and keep you close to Him.

𝗧𝗢𝗗𝗔𝗬, 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗪𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗦𝗘𝗘 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗚𝗢𝗢𝗗𝗡𝗘𝗦𝗦 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗟𝗢𝗥𝗗. 🙏🏾

“Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life.” — Psalm 23:6

Amen. 🙏🏾

[Aggie K 🤍 @Aggiekobs]

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[The Buganda Royal Watch @BugRoyalWatch]

The Tooro new king HRM King Edward Rukidi Nyabongo l did not plan for this. He was focused on his private life, circumstances radically changed and he’s suddenly faced with big responsibilities.

He didn't campaign for the throne. Our King Oyo was groomed from age 3, Edward was pulled from a newsroom at 56 as the only option for the continuity of the Tooro dynasty.

We should stop comparing him. He did not ask for this.

People are comparing King Edward Rukidi as if he lobbied, campaigned, and schemed to replace King Oyo. He did not. Actually he accepted the heavy responsibility when someone else eligible said NO dur to his family responsibilities in the UK and more…

Our King Oyo was born to be King. He was groomed from childhood, crowned at 3, carried the kingdom for 31 years. That was his destiny.

Edward's destiny was different. He built a quiet life as a journalist, a father, a private citizen. He was not in royal meetings, not posting crowns, not positioning himself. He was reading the 9pm news.

When the Babiito clan elders led by Musuuga sat and chose him, it was their decision under Tooro custom, not his application.

You cannot compare a man for not being King Oyo. Oyo was flamboyant, young, world-famous. Edward is 56, calm, low-profile. Tooro needs different things at different times.

He did not steal a throne. He was handed a heavy crown in the middle of a funeral as the only last option for the continuity of the Tooro dynasty.

CLARIFICATION: He was not elected.

Tooro had to have a King on the throne within 9 days after Oyo's death as per custom — to perform the Karambi burial rites.

There was no proven son of our beloved king Oyo presented to the Babiito elders.

So the Royal Clan Council had to SELECT a new Omukama from the Babiito princes. That's what they did.

Not an election. Not a popular vote, but a cultural selection.

Prince Desmond was first choice and said no. Prince Edward accepted a huge kingdom responsibilities. It's selection by culture, not election by ballot.

Respect the culture.

I urge the Batooro If you loved Tooro under Omukama Oyo, show that love now by giving Tooro stability. Allow the new Omukama space to breathe, to learn the rituals, to mourn his cousin, and to grow into Rukidi Nyabongo I.

The throne is not a competition. It's a responsibility one can never imagine.

Let him work.

#TooroKingdom #Nyabong l

[Aggie K 🤍 @Aggiekobs]

@TevinMacharia Amina 🤲

[Aggie K 🤍 @Aggiekobs]

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[Uncle Mark @UncleMarkUganda]

I have no friends….

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

DON’T QUIT IN THE CHAPTER BEFORE THE PROMISE

I was reading the story of Abraham and Sarah in my devotion today, and something stood out to me.

In Genesis 18, God told Abraham that Sarah would have a son.

Sarah was listening from inside the tent.

And she laughed.

Not because she didn't want the promise, but because humanly speaking, it sounded impossible.

She was advanced in age.
Abraham was old.
The natural evidence around her did not agree with what God had spoken.

Then God asked:

“Is anything too hard for the LORD?”
— Genesis 18:14

But here is what really caught my attention:

The promise was given in Genesis 18, but Isaac arrived in Genesis 21.

There were chapters between the promise and the manifestation.

Chapters passed.
Time passed.
Sarah had to live in the in-between.

And perhaps that's where some of you are today.

God has spoken, but you're still waiting.

You prayed, but nothing seems to be changing.

You received the promise, but your circumstances keep telling you the opposite.

So what do you do while you wait?

1. HOLD ON TO WHAT GOD SAID.

Genesis 21:1 says:

“And the LORD visited Sarah as He had said, and the LORD did unto Sarah as He had spoken.”

Notice those words:

“As He had said.”

The waiting did not rewrite God's Word.

What God said remained true even when the circumstances didn't look like it.

2. DON'T CREATE AN ISHMAEL BECAUSE ISAAC IS TAKING TOO LONG.

One of the dangers of waiting is becoming so frustrated with God's timing that we create our own solution.

Be careful.

A quick answer is not always God's answer.

Don't allow impatience to make you settle for something God never promised.

3. USE THE WAITING SEASON TO PREPARE.

Waiting is not wasted time.

Build your capacity.
Strengthen your faith.
Develop your character.
Learn.
Serve.
Pray.
Prepare.

Because sometimes God is preparing you for the very thing you're asking Him to release.

4. DON'T LET DELAY BECOME DISCOURAGEMENT.

Sarah laughed when she first heard the promise.

But eventually, she held the child she had laughed about.

The thing that once looked impossible became the thing she carried in her arms.

5. KEEP WALKING WITH GOD WHILE YOU WAIT.

Don't put your entire life on pause because one prayer hasn't been answered yet.

Keep serving.
Keep loving.
Keep building.
Keep praying.
Keep becoming.

Your waiting season can still be a growing season.

And remember this:

THE FACT THAT YOU ARE STILL WAITING DOES NOT MEAN GOD HAS FORGOTTEN WHAT HE SAID.

Sarah waited through chapters.

Then Genesis 21 happened.

“The LORD visited Sarah as He had said.”

Not as circumstances predicted.

Not as human logic expected.

As He had said.

So don't abandon the promise simply because you're living in the chapter before its fulfilment.

There are chapters between the promise and the manifestation.

DON'T QUIT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STORY.

And today, I declare over you:

YOU WILL NOT DIE IN THE WAITING SEASON.

You will not abandon what God spoke because of how long it has taken.

You will not exchange God's promise for an impatient substitute.

Your faith will survive the silence.

Your hope will survive the delay.

Your hands will remain ready.

Your heart will remain surrendered.

What God has spoken over your life will not be cancelled by the length of the wait.

STAY IN POSITION.

Keep believing.
Keep preparing.
Keep praying.
Keep walking.

Your story is still being written.

THE CHAPTER YOU ARE IN IS NOT THE END OF THE STORY.

Stay blessed. 🙏🏽