Herbert Jacob Odong

[School Of Great Men @SchoolOfGr8Men]

Human limits you need to know;

[Dr Obakeng Jona @Obakeng_Jona]

PhD in Chemical engineering bagged 🏛️♥️🔥😁 #UCTGrad2026 #UCT

[House Comfort @housecomfortt]

Luxurious modern furnished apartment. 2026 trend

[CEO East Africa Magazine @CEOEastAfrica]

PAU Appoints Otonga Michael Ochan Acting Executive Director as Rubondo’s 10-Year Tenure Ends

The Petroleum Authority of Uganda has appointed Otonga Michael Ochan as Acting Executive Director following the end of Ernest Rubondo’s decade-long tenure. Ochan will oversee the petroleum regulator’s operations as Energy Minister @DrMusenero and the @PAU_Uganda Board finalise the onboarding of a new substantive Executive Director.

Read the full story:
https://t.co/AU9fLSobz1

[PAU_Uganda @PAU_Uganda]

Press Statement: Leadership Transition at the Petroleum Authority of Uganda

The Board of Directors of the Petroleum Authority of Uganda informs stakeholders that the Honourable Minister of Energy and Mineral Development communicated the approval of the appointment of a new Executive Director for the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU).

The Honourable Minister and the Board of Directors are working to finalise the onboarding of the Executive Director-designate, whose details will be communicated in due course.

In the interim, the Honourable Minister appointed Mr. Otonga Michael Ochan, Director Finance and Corporate Services, as Acting Executive Director of the Authority, effective 1st September 2026, pending the assumption of office by the Executive Director-designate.

Full statement >> https://t.co/59FaUSPegx

#CreatingLastingValue #UgOilJourney

[Herbert Jacob Odong @HerbertJacobz]

@Aruhoemma1 @UNOC_UG @RaymondHanningt @HannahKarema @KyasiimirePhio1 @RwabwogoQuotes @KomugishaPeace @MwesigyeFranks @AliciaMusimenta @AaronKaviiri Thanks for sharing @Aruhoemma1 . Since yesterday i have been trying to explain the word "Sweet" in relationship to the low Sulphur content of our oil.

[Ali Ssekatawa @SsekatawaAli]

Pearl Sweet denotes low sulphur content_otherwise heavy, intermediate or light! Not 'sweetness' like for sugarcane my friends! From matooke - mwaanyi traders to crude on world Market!Let us be in class! First oil loading!

[Uganda Media Centre @UgandaMediaCent]

Uganda Stocks Smash 50 Trillion Mark

The total market value of companies listed on the Uganda Securities Exchange has surpassed 50 trillion shillings, marking a new milestone for the country's financial sector. Stay tuned for more insights. | #𝐈𝐧𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐭 https

[Herbert Jacob Odong @HerbertJacobz]

@SamanthaBarung1 Thanks for sharing @SamanthaBarung1 . This is a major milestone towards commercialization of our crude oil !

[UNOC @UNOC_UG]

UGANDA’S CRUDE HAS A NAME.

PEARL SWEET!

[Dr Protazio Sande @sandeprotazio]

If you are a farmer, either small or large scale, agriculture insurance should no longer be viewed as an optional expense, but as an essential part of doing agriculture as a business, just like irrigation, spraying or any other investment in productivity. I had this conversation with @victor_tayebwa of NBS.
https://t.co/uca1Gz2tXh

[Ted Benard Odote @bodoteafrica]

HOW GOOD ARE YOU? Forget the degree. Forget the title. Forget the industry.

How good are you? How determined are you to win? How much do you know — and more importantly, do you have the best information?

Do you read what everyone reads, or do you go where everyone else is too lazy to look?

Can you learn faster?
Think deeper?
Prepare harder?
Execute better?
Stay longer?
Recover faster?
Can you outcompete everyone?

Because opportunity is rarely the problem.
There are thousands of people with your degree.
Thousands with your qualifications.
Thousands chasing the same jobs, contracts, promotions, customers and capital.

The market eventually asks a ruthless question:

WHY YOU? Your certificate cannot answer that forever.

Your competence must.
Your knowledge must.
Your discipline must.
Your work ethic must.
Your results must.

Don't spend your life asking whether you chose the right profession.

Ask a more dangerous question: “Am I becoming so good at what I do that I am increasingly difficult to compete with?”

Because almost any field can reward excellence.

Mediocrity is overcrowded.

Excellence has considerably less traffic.

— The Thinking Rhino (TTR)

[Herbert Jacob Odong @HerbertJacobz]

@Opiaiya How do i get a copy Sir?

[Angelo Izama @Opiaiya]

I shall be stomping for Uganda's oil and gas sector and industry this week. It is a special as Uganda's crude enters the world with its own identity and carries the national project forward at a unique time in the global history of oil. The journey continues.

[AFCON Pamoja Uganda @afconpamoja]

🚨 LAST CALL — BEAT THE DEADLINE.
Are you a supplier or service provider?
This is your final chance to register your company or business and explore opportunities to supply goods and services for and during AFCON 2027.
Register your company or business using the link below and take the first step towards doing business during AFCON 2027.
https://t.co/iuTC6V3052…
#RoadToAFCON2027 #PamojaEA2027

[BlingzNew🙌🏾⚡️ @BliingzNew]

Don’t forget God

[CAF Media @CAF_Media]

🏆 𝗔𝗙𝗖𝗢𝗡 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟳 – 𝗢𝗣𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧𝗨𝗡𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗘𝗦 𝗔𝗥𝗘 𝗢𝗣𝗘𝗡!
CAF invites qualified companies and service providers to join the official tender process for the Africa Cup of Nations 2027 in Kenya, Tanzania & Uganda.

🔎 Discover the available opportunities and apply now.

👉 𝗩𝗶𝗲𝘄 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗔𝗙𝗖𝗢𝗡 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟳 𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀 & 𝗼𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀: https://t.co/IZsJ9SgKhl

[Samantha Muhwezi Kassami @SamanthaBarung1]

“Africa must remain in the struggle, until the Africa we want emerges.”

- H.E. Thabo Mbeki @TMFoundation_

The struggle continues, victory is certain.

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[AMANYA STUART @AmanyaStuartJr]

Addressing concerns surrounding EACOP, @UNOC_UG COO @SamanthaBarung1 highlighted that Africa must tell its own development story based on facts, outcomes, and long-term value.

Samantha said that while the project faced significant global opposition and financing challenges, African institutions rose to the occasion, demonstrating the continent’s ability to finance strategic infrastructure and shape its own development agenda.

She highlighted EACOP’s tangible impact, including over 500,000 trees planted, 1,000+ replacement homes, improved water and health infrastructure, and strong local content outcomes, with 85% of the workforce on Uganda’s section of the project being Ugandans.

[AMANYA STUART @AmanyaStuartJr]

“Africa cannot industrialize by exporting raw materials alone, we must own the entire value chain.” @SamanthaBarung1

At the Africa Mindset Reset Forum, Samantha Muhwezi Kasami, COO @UNOC_UG, highlighted Uganda’s journey to First Oil and how it reflects the principles of Pan-Africanism through regional integration and value addition.

She noted that Uganda and Tanzania are jointly delivering the 1,443km East African Crude Oil Pipeline, with over US$12 billion invested in Uganda’s oil sector, creating 150,000+ direct and indirect jobs while positioning Africans to participate across the petroleum value chain.