Ameo Jennifer

Jennifer is an Advocate of the High court of Uganda and with vast experience in wide variety of litigation.

[Isaac Ssemakadde @IsaacSsemakadde]

THE 12 FORMS OF CORRUPTION IN UGANDA

[Ameo Jennifer @AmeoJennifer]

But honestly how can one deal with poor service delivery by @UgEquityBank

This bank always has excuses over small issues that can be resolved if internal management was indeed doing the right thing. Imagine failing to have an ATM replacement machine that works.

[SolomonMayanja @SolomonMayanja1]

We are in a season to start letting go of anything that holds you back. For the next 7days, let’s Repeat;
I HAVE EVERYTHING I NEED TO BE EVERYTHING I NEED TO BE

[UNODC Eastern Africa @UNODCEastAfrica]

We are proud to partner with @JudiciaryUG to hold the first National Court Open Day for inclusive active citizen engagement & participation.

Today, participants will be sensitized on different court processes & will give feedback on the services offered by the Judiciary. #sdg16

[Muhumuza Livingston @LivingMuhumuza]

@AmeoJennifer @JSCUganda A Very welcoming Commissioner welcomed us to the tent and he is doing great work. @JSCUganda

[Muhumuza Livingston @LivingMuhumuza]

@JSCUganda today is at our service indeed. Don't leave Kololo without reaching out to them in that tent behind the Podium. @JudiciaryUG thank you for organising this.
#NationalCourtOpenDay2024

[Muhumuza Livingston @LivingMuhumuza]

What we do. Is also highlighted. I have met @AmeoJennifer who is warmly welcoming us together with her colleagues from @JSCUganda and they are doing the great work.

[Col Edith Nakalema @edthnaka]

It was a delight to conclude the week by joining the over 100 @kiuvarsitySchool Law students at their dinner themed ‘'Nurturing Reputable and Result-Oriented Lawyers’. Huge thank you to the Dean Prof. Bukola Akinola, Student Guild Leadership, the @ug_lawsociety Secretary and guest panelists for an enriching interaction & discussion.
It's through such collaborative efforts that we sculpt a brighter future.

Earlier on in the day, I spent the morning at Namanve Industrial Park, engaging in open baraza sessions with a vibrant group of investors. A heartfelt thank you to the Hon. @HonAniteEvelyn for organizing and to everyone dedicated to creating an inducive investment environment. Empowering investors is a collective obligation we proudly uphold.

[Judicial Service Commission Uganda @JSCUganda]

This afternoon, Hon. Justice Elizabeth Musoke has been sworn in as a Member of Judicial Service Commission.
Lady Justice Elizabeth Musoke replaces the Late Lady Justice Stella Arach Amoko.
The ceremony has been presided over by Chief Justice Alfonse Owiny Dollo.

[Judiciary Uganda @JudiciaryUG]

Happening Now:The Chief Justice, Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny - Dollo is presiding over the swearing in ceremony of Supreme Court Justice, Lady Justice Elizabeth Musoke as a member of the Judicial Service Commission at the Judiciary Headquarters.

The ceremony is being witnessed by the Chairperson of the Judicial Service Commission, Justice Benjamin Kabito and the Chief Registrar HW Sarah Langa Siu and Judiciary Commissioner Human Resource Commissioner, Ms Apophia N. Tumwine.

Also present are the Commission's Permanent Secretary, Dr Rose Nassali Lukwago, Commissioners; Ms Ruth Sebatindira, Ms Norah Matovu Muwanika, Mr Johnson Bitarabeho, Mr Jimmy Okello and Mr Lubega Wagwa Badru.

Lady Justice Musoke was appointed by the President as a representative of the Judiciary on the Commission. She replaces the Late Lady Justice Stella Arach Amoko, who represented the Judiciary on the Commission.

The Judicial Service Commission is a Constitutional body established under Article 146 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, 1995, whose mandate is to recruit judicial officers and regulate their conduct.

The Commission is composed of nine members with powers to facilitate improving the efficiency and effectiveness of Justice administration in the country.

The ceremony is being moderated by the Judiciary Public Relations Officer, HW James Ereemye Jumire Mawanda.

[Sudhir Byaruhanga @Sudhirntv]

This is a real father. Retweet so that someone can bless this man and the child.
📹 Courtsey

[Yoweri K Museveni @KagutaMuseveni]

Ugandans and Bazzukulu.

Greetings. Things are moving well on a number of fronts. I have concluded a tour on wealth creation issues in the Masaka zone.Masaka zone is doing well with coffee, bananas, palm oil and the dairy industry.

However, in the night of Thursday, at the 11th hour of the night and ten minutes (what the Europeans call 5.30am of Friday), we had an unfortunate incident in Somalia where our force has operated successfully, ever since 2007. In the area of Bulo-Mareer, there was an FOB (Forward Operational Base) manned by a company of UPDF soldiers. Those defences are quite strong although they are guarded by light weapons.

There were two tanks, two 14.5mm anti- air-craft guns and a 107mm Katyusha rocket launcher. Some of the soldiers there did not perform as expected and panicked, which disorganized them and the Al-Shabaab took advantage of that to overran the base and destroy some of the equipment.

The panic, it seems, was totally unnecessary because, in fact, both the anti-tank ditch and our soldiers had destroyed the 3 vehicles of explosives outside the FOB. The suicide bombers or whatever, were forced to blow themselves up before they gained entry into the base.

Moreover, our UAVs were watching the whole scenario from up in the sky and directing fire. The CDF has set up a Board of Inquiry (BOI) and the full facts will come out, including the details of the casualties.

Many of the soldiers withdrew to the next FOB, nine kilometres away. The terrorists were many, about 800 or so according to the UAVs.

Hence, it was a missed opportunity, to annihilate them. The operations are continuing and they will regret their actions.

Condolences to the country and the families of those who died. This unfortunate incident should be used to remind all those concerned, that operations in Somalia and other theatres, are combat missions and not welfare missions where you can access UN allowances.

It is criminal for anybody involved, to send into such a theatre soldiers who are either not suited for that mission or not properly prepared for it. Details will come out after the BOI has finished its work.

Signed:
Yoweri K. Museveni
General (rtd)
Ssabalwanyi

[KAA (Kampala Associated Advocates) @KAAdvocates]

Thought Leadership; Legal Insights Employment Law.
The Court of Appeal delivered judgment in an employment appeal case that has reshaped the procedure for employment terminations & clarified the law on the effect of wrongful terminations on salary loans
https://t.co/ahctj861mn

[HANAH📖 @TrentahRaihanah]

The issue of serving food to your husband who comes late at home is dependent on several factors to mention a few;

1. The family where the wife grew up from and what she saw her mother do for the father out of her comfort zone.

2. The indoctrinations and influence a woman has got as she is growing. From her friends and social media.

3. The value a woman attaches to the marriage and how important she thinks what she does and sacrifices in marriage happens to be.

4. How masculine is the man in the house? Is he providing and leading well?

5. The entitlement and ego the man and woman have in the home.

NB:

📌Many women who will detest that, are leftists on the above points and many are identifying as career women, cohabiting but not married, and have failed at least in one marriage.

📌It is always good to do a nice thing for your partner. You never know how much influence it has on them to do the right thing or the kids you are grooming from your home. See point 1.

📌 Men should learn to appreciate the extremes a woman does for him instead of feeling entitled to them. A woman who feels appreciated will do more of extremes to please her man more.

📌From where the sun rises to where it sets, communication like sex will always be a great pillar of marriage or any relationship.

When a man honestly tells a woman why he comes late, a woman will understand.

When a man is to come late, find a mean of communicating to the wife that tonight because of reason X and Y, I might come late. Tell the truth because women use a lot of time to think wrong things than men.

[JOSE CHAMELEONE @JChameleone]

“My sincere apologies to the general public” I thank you @Mukulaa for your advice and patronage - For God and my country.

[TumukundeTonny(TT) @TumukundeTT]

HC: Court process must never be served at a branch office of a bank. Service is only duly effected when done at the registered main office where the CEOs, Directors sit unless duly authorised in writing from the Head Office.

[Chinese Embassy in Uganda @ChineseEmb_Uga]

The Chinese Government Scholarship of the 2023/2024 Academic Year is now open for application! The Embassy welcomes citizens of Uganda to apply for the scholarship and further strengthen the mutual understanding and friendship between 🇨🇳 and 🇺🇬.
Details:https://t.co/nm8J3QXbG0

[Case knots @CaseBriefGuide]

📌In plea taking, it's a must for the Court to afford the accused a chance to respond to the summary of facts so that even if there's a plea bargain agrmt presented to Court, Court satisfies itself that the plea of guilty is unequivocal

[Munaabi Phillip @MunaabiP]

My Class Year is so exceptional

[Owek. Byamazima Joshua @joshuabyamazima]

The money will not come before acting professionally.

@KiryowaKk