Paul Kasu

Environment and Sustainability Expert

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@SprinterPress The Ayatollah will be proud of this

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@TaiwoMuyiwa23 Which currency is this. Kindly guide. Use your flag

[Burton Albion FC @burtonalbionfc]

Our @EmiratesFACup First Round fixture with @stalbanscityfc has been confirmed for Saturday 1 November, 3pm.

Ticket information will be available next week.

[Burton Albion FC @burtonalbionfc]

48. Tavares doubles the lead!

Williams breaks on the left-hand side and curls a lovely ball towards the Albion forward, who composes himself well and slots home at the second attempt.

2-0 #TheBrewers

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@UTDTrey Torres 2.0

[BOBI WINE @HEBobiwine]

It has been an honour this morning to visit my family and relatives in Busoga at the homestead of the late Salim Bwagu at Kasolo village in Bulamagi Sub-County, Iganga District. Bwagu was a son of my great-grandfather, Kayiira Ssentamu, who served as Katikkiro and the first Kamala Byonna of Buganda Kingdom during the reigns of Kabaka Ssuuna and Kabaka Muteesa I.

The history of my family’s heritage in Busoga is traced back to around the 1880s when, while serving as Katikkiro, Kayiira visited Prince Luba, then Saza Chief of Bunya Chiefdom (one of the eleven chiefdoms of Busoga Kingdom, in present-day Mayuge district).

During this visit, Kayiira and Luba sealed a covenant (batta omukago) and as a symbol of this alliance, Kayiira was given a young Bunya princess to marry, and a square mile of land at Buwolya in Buwaya Sub-County – Now you know why they call me 'Ngobi' (omwana wa bambejja/bambedha).

From the union of Kayiira and the Bunya princess was born Salim Bwagu, who later settled at Kasolo village in Bulamagi. The house in which Bwogi lived; the one in these photos; was built in 1905. It still stands today as a living monument to our shared heritage. Proud Muganda-Proud Musoga!

[Burton Albion FC @burtonalbionfc]

A first ever EFL league victory in Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

A masterplan from GB and this group of players.

#TheBrewers

[Carlisle United @officialcufc]

Under the Brunton Park lights — UTB! 💡🔵

[Burton Albion FC @burtonalbionfc]

Our week on the road begins tomorrow night in South Wales.

#TheBrewers

[Uganda Burton Albion @UgandaAlbion]

This Saturday, 9:45 pm EAT, @burtonalbionfc will play Cardiff City. Like this tweet if you will be supporting Toby Sibbick and the boys🍺🇺🇬 @UgandaCranes

[Carlisle United @officialcufc]

Another superb showing, @B_M321 🧱

[Burton Albion FC @burtonalbionfc]

A hard fought point on the road.

#TheBrewers

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@farzyness @grok Hey @grok, from 1 to 100, what’s my political lean?

1 is extreme left, 100 is extreme right.

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@elonmusk More for an open source model.

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was. What about the account with the most followers?

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@ameerhussain @grok @grok let's see how fair you'll be to me.

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@DoreenNyanjura Is that @KakwenzaRukira

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@zoomafrika1 @grok why are Kenyans burning their country?

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@ntvkenya @grok what do protesters in Kenya really need.

[Paul Kasu @dfpk91]

@Nabimara_Paul