David Lambert Tumwesigye

Child Benefits Podcast host promoting public investments in future human capital thru #SocialProtection

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

@masabalaz @kasujja @gad_rogers @faith_nabushawo @DouglasLwangaUg @Didacos_ @BerindaShadie Wamma simbula embalaasi tugende !@kasujja 🐎

[Andy Kristian Agaba @andykristian]

Dear Naalya.

We are coming ba dia !!!!

Remember where The Children’s Clinic used to be?

Near Quality Super Market?

That will be @KarisMedical’s second outpatient location.

We are still in design mode 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Like & retweet to support us.

We can’t wait to serve you!

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

Can’t wait to #Golf at the Corporate Games League .

[Corporate Games League @CGL_Uganda]

Just 4 days to go.

On May 10th, the Corporate Games League 2026 returns for its third edition into a vibrant Family Day Out where sport meets connection.

This is more than a corporate event but it’s a shared experience bringing in communities together in a celebration of unity.

[Corporate Games League @CGL_Uganda]

Just 4 days to go.

On May 10th, the Corporate Games League 2026 returns for its third edition into a vibrant Family Day Out where sport meets connection.

This is more than a corporate event but it’s a shared experience bringing in communities together in a celebration of unity.

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

@andykristian @KarisMedical Let’s go @KarisMedical 💪🏾

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

@andykristian Looking fab with fancy Dad!

[Rwakakamba Morrison @Rwakakamba]

Uganda’s $50 billion to $500 billion by 2040 ten-fold growth strategy will need this kind very quick project execution (zero time and cost overuns). Not these things of Bulindo — Najera road that takes over 4 years!!

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

Elon has spoken. Let’s do it already

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI.

AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

Congratulations, General!!!
What a milestone 🙌🏾

[Arinaitwe Rugyendo, PhD🇺🇬 @RugyendoQuotes]

At this #Mak76thGrad, I celebrate my foster mother, the 86- year old Sr. Mary Carmel Moran, who paid all my secondary school fees @KitabiSeminary - making the foundation for this doctorate. My family and I are forever grateful to God & to her!

[Arinaitwe Rugyendo, PhD🇺🇬 @RugyendoQuotes]

@Rwakakamba @YoungEngneersUG If AI needs factories, how do we prepare the workers? Who will manipulate it? How do we live with it 20 years from now? That's why we started @YoungEngneersUG 10 years ago, way long before the Competence Based Curriculum of the @Educ_SportsUg. We were ahead of the times!

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

@mtnugcare @mtnug , I sent you an sos via DM.
Thank you .

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

@mtnug , I sent you an sos. Check DM

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

We are live and having an exciting discussion on building a truly inclusive social protection system for Uganda. Join us

[ICRW Africa @ICRWAfrica]

📢 Advancing Gender-Responsive Social Protection Event has officially started!

Join us live and be part of the conversation:
▶️ Watch on YouTube-https://t.co/LKUeU9oa4W

💻 Join via Zoom -https://t.co/Rqylj2qoM1

[The New Vision @newvisionwire]

🚨 LIVE Podcast Alert! 🎧

Join us TODAY at 8 PM on X Spaces for a dynamic conversation on gender-responsive social protection in Uganda 🇺🇬💡

Host: @RazAthman
Guests: @kirabosuubi | @dltum | @chryspin_afifu | @EvelyneOpondo

💬 Don’t miss your chance to hear from the experts and join the discussion!

Sponsored by: @ICRWAfrica
#VisionUpdates #GenderEquality

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

Hi @mtnug . Sent you an SOS via DM #mtnugandacare

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

I am unable to buy data bundles @Airtel_Ug . Can you advise when service shall be restored?

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

Join us today!!

[ENDchildpoverty @globalcoalition]

Ending child poverty is a policy choice. Countries that have made this choice have successfully reduced child poverty.

Join us on 21 May to discover the progress over years and the effective policies that have helped.

Register now: https://t.co/M1bZLrST6s

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

Listen to Yolande Wright- VP for Partnerships @GiveDirectly on why we must sustain financing for Universal Child Benefits in this very challenging global fiscal context https://t.co/mgJEBfDXVX

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

@mtnugcare @mtnug , we need to talk. Some animal just ate 1000 minutes . And other serious issues . Inbox

[David Lambert Tumwesigye @dltum]

Had an exciting walk with @asiimwe4justice this morning! Survived the crazy drivers and yes, we ought to cleanse our road manners.

[Jacqueline Asiimwe @asiimwe4justice]

Navigating the streets of Kampala can be quite perilous at times. Many areas lack adequate lighting or have no sidewalks for pedestrians to use. Today, my walk guest and I encountered both of these issues while trying to reach a quieter part of the city. At one point, we found ourselves standing right at the edge of the road, inches away from a trench, to avoid a massive truck speeding by! We both breathed a huge sigh of relief once the truck had passed.

This experience sparked a discussion between us about road safety, public policy advocacy, and ways to encourage leaders to prioritize pedestrian accessibility in our city. It’s a challenging endeavor, but as we both acknowledged, it's a necessary undertaking.

I first met @dltum when he provided light and sound at my book launch in July 2024. It was during today’s conversation that I discovered his extensive background in the social protection field. Naturally, I was curious about how he transitioned into sound.

“I’ve always had a passion for music,” he shared. “Growing up, my mother always had a radio on in whatever room she occupied. We had radios scattered throughout the house. My mom's love for music clearly influenced me.”

His passion for music led him to start a collection and to earn some money as a DJ at student parties during his time at university. He continued this as a side gig, but it became more serious after a speaker visited NSSF to discuss financial security. The speaker advised the staff, “NSSF isn’t your mother. You need to learn to stand on your own.” For him, music and sound became the foundation upon which he stood.

In addition to his talents as a DJ, David played a crucial role in developing and promoting national scale up of government social protection initiative known as SAGE-Social Assistance Grants for Empowerment . He dedicated a decade to this endeavor, gaining invaluable insight along the way. He learned the art of negotiation, how to garner support from across the political spectrum, and deployed storytelling as an impactful tool for change.

David has mastered the intricacies of constructing effective social protection systems. He also knows how to elevate any event with his DJ talent, no matter the occasion.

#WalkTalkConnect