I missed my baby’s FIRST school event ever🥹😭 Cultural Day, dressed in our beautiful traditional kanzu, celebrating Uganda’s Independence🇺🇬❤️ Mama is SO PROUD!
And the fact that it was also Jajja’s Day, where they invited special people like grandparents to watch the kids perform… 🥹😭 I would’ve happily hidden in some corner just to watch my baby do whatever they were doing yesterday😂❤️But I MISSED IT! 😭 These are the moments I genuinely feel bad about missing because of work but then I remind myself that everything I’m doing is also for him❤️
Still, Mama wanted to be there. To watch him, cheer him on, and probably cry in that corner😭😂
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY MY MOTHERLAND 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Sheebaholics, let’s vote for our own “Clessy”👏🏽🔥 Let’s bring this iPhone 17 📱 home to our camp🏆❤️
Go vote, my Lovers! Every vote counts! 🗳️👏🏽 The poll closes soon⏳🔥
#TryItAhhhSheebah#CastleLite#UgandasBestTastingLite
SHEEBAHOLICS, “Queen of the Area” isn’t a Sheebaholic! 😭😂 Please let’s change those votes and support our boy “CLESSY”he’s the one representing US! 👑
CHANGE YOUR VOTES!
Let’s show up for our own! 🗳️🔥
Thank you! ❤️ #Sheebaholics#Clessy
Sheebaholics, the clock is ticking ⏰🕰️
Only a few days left for one lucky winner to walk away with an iPhone 17📱You can still participate in the #AhhhChallenge! Take a sip of Castle Lite 🍻 give us your best “Ahhh!”😃 and post your video using #TryItAhhhSheebah and #CastleLite for a chance to win 👏
@CastleLiteUg #UgandasBestTastingLite
Real women. Real conversations. No pretending🎙️❤️
On this episode of @LetsTalkAbtItUg I’m sitting down with one of the realest you know, @FirebbyUg ♥️ We’re touching on some sensitive topics, saying some things out loud, and having the kind of honest conversations women need to have.
And gentlemen… PLEASE don’t miss this one. 😂 We know you love us, but some of you clearly need a little help understanding our language😭❤️ So, my brothers, if you want to be a better man, this episode is for YOU. No judgment. No attacking. Just real conversations, learning from each other, understanding each other, and becoming better together.
Ladies, bring your men.
Gentlemen, come ready to listen. 😂
Let’s Talk About It EPISODE 4 OUT NOW 👏 https://t.co/X9X5Kz3YWn
📸 : @mutabazidaville
If you watched my episode of @LetsTalkAbtItUg with @FirebbyUg and found yourself yelling, “Please keep quiet and let her talk!” 😂 I hear you. I went back and watched the episode, and you were right: I got too excited and talked over her. We were both passionate about the same things, but that’s not an excuse.
Winnie, I’m genuinely sorry. And to everyone who called it out, I hear you too. I apologize. We take accountability in this house! No running, no hiding, no excuses. We take it!
I’m only four episodes in, and I’m still learning what it means to be a better host: when to speak, when to listen, and when to give someone the space to be heard. So keep the constructive criticism coming. Tell me what worked, what didn’t, your favorite moments, and what you’d like me to explore more .
I’m learning in public, and I’m taking your genuine feedback seriously.
Part 2 coming soon. 👀
Today, I went to church willingly for the very first time in my life❤️ I was born Muslim, and the first time I went to church as a child, I was beaten for it. So I never really went back.
But… technically, I’ve been to church many times 😂 But for survival, not worship. From around 14, when I didn’t always know where I’d sleep or where I was safe, church became my go-to place. Sometimes I’d sneak in after everyone left, find a corner and sleep there. Sometimes I’d go just to escape my childhood, listen to music, find some peace and breathe.
So I’ve been going to church long before I understood God the way I do today. And somehow, looking back, I feel like He was with me there all along❤️
But today was different. Today, I went because I wanted to be there in the same place I once went to for survival and safety, this time simply to THANK GOD.
This year has made me reflect on life, death, answered prayers and everything God gave me before I even knew I deserved it. I just wanted to say thank You.
I chose Pastor Wilson Bugembe’s church because I genuinely feel his connection with God. He has prayed with me at my home and at different moments in my life, and I’ve always felt his sincerity and spiritual energy. Seeing people gathered in one place, praising God with so much faith was beautiful. I felt good. I’m not suddenly saved or a different person😂 I’m still the same chick. I just love God, I’m grateful, and I’m glad I came.
Thank you, Pastor @WilsonBugembe for the prayers, for hosting me, and for welcoming me with open arms and no judgment.
Till next time. I don’t know when that will be, but… till next time ❤️🙏🏾