@OdrekRwabwogo My dear brother Odrek, Assalamu Alaikum.
My heartfelt congratulations to you and your family on the consecration of your dear wife as Bishop. This is a great honor for your family.
Allah (SWT) honors those who dedicate their lives to His service. As Allah says in the Holy Qur'an: "And you will find the nearest of them in affection to the believers those who say, 'WE ARE CHRISTIANS'..." [Qur'an 5:82] – and your wife is among those devoted servants.
We also remember the example of Maryam (AS), a woman exalted for her piety and devotion to Allah – a reminder that Allah raises righteous women to high stations.
Please convey my sincere respect and duas to Bishop Patience Rwabogo. May Allah grant her wisdom and strength as she leads with justice and compassion.
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DPP bought an electric case management system(PROCAMIS) at Ugx 7,462,237,830
Since 2016,they have been paying maintenance fee of Ugx 2,800,000,000 annually for 8 years.
In total, Ugx 22,400,000,000 was paid in maintenance fee.
Now, they are closing the system cause it can't work
Corruption Corruption!!!!
We call upon the IGG
Mk team
And Foreign Affairs minister
Hon Adonia Ayebare your office is under attack try by all means to clean up the allegations.
Video of President Felix Tshisekedi of DR Congo 🇨🇩 has resurfaced.
Video he recorded after he gave away Congo's minerals to America and in return he was promised 3rd Presidential term
Donald Trump once said, "Tshisekedi called me and said please come and take our minerals"
Without advertising or due diligence, Pinnacle security Ltd took over the collection of toll fees from Egis.
Meanwhile, the General Manager of Egis then (Name mentioned in the video) is also the General Manager of Pinnacle security.
A coincidence??!!
Contract for Egis to collect toll fees on Entebbe expressway ended.
Without advertising or due diligence, Pinnacle security Ltd got the contract to collect toll fees at contract worth of Ugx 36,000,000,000 per year.
Average revenue from toll fees is Ugx 42,000,000,000 per year
"Two weeks before Nabasa was arrested on March 26th, 2026, his wife was called by the then commander of SFC David Mugisha, and Stephen Nuwagaba.."
https://t.co/1cmnQh5eNy
The story calculatively came out a day after sacking Maj. Gen. Mugisha.
There's more we're yet to learn.
@BalaamBarugahar Ndugu Hon. I want to thank you for your leadership dedication. Government has been loosing over UGX 54 million without Ugandans noticing. May Allah protect you while exposing the corrupt
Today, while inspecting a bridge project in Bulambuli Town Council under our national “Expose the Corrupt in Local Government” campaign, we uncovered serious irregularities.
The bridge that was constructed is only about half the size of what was specified in the approved Bill of Quantities (BOQ). Even more disturbing, the contractor used black soil as the foundation and final connecting layer instead of the required hardcore and swamp reinforcement materials, in complete disregard of the approved engineering specifications.
These actions have caused Government an estimated loss of UGX 500 million and represent a blatant misuse of public funds.
The Bulambuli Town Council Engineer and the Town Clerk have fled and are currently on the run. They will be apprehended and held accountable, together with anyone else found to have participated in this fraud.
This is exactly why we launched the “Expose the Corrupt in Local Government” campaign. Those who steal from the people and compromise public infrastructure will face the full force of the law. Every shilling of taxpayers’ money must work for Ugandans.
High Court Clarifies That Courts Cannot Deny Mandatory Bail Based on the Gravity of the Offence; Says Parliament Already Balanced the Gravity of Capital Offences in the 180-Day Mandatory Bail Rule.
The Court acknowledged the gravity of charges such as murder and aggravated robbery but held that Parliament had already considered the seriousness of High Court offences when fixing the constitutional threshold at 180 days.
The Court reasoned that judges cannot effectively rewrite Article 23(6)(c) by refusing bail because of the seriousness of the offence.
Justice Wolimbwa observed;
"Parliament has already weighed the gravity of capital and High-Court-only offences in fixing the qualifying period at 180 days... it is not open to a court... to re-litigate that legislative judgment."
Read
https://t.co/UAnyvwPoVU
Earlier today the Chief of Defence Forces @mkainerugaba has commissioned a new fleet of aircraft into the Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (UPDF) Air Force, marking a major step in the nation's military modernisation.