A man bought half an acre of land in Kira many years ago and built his dream house on it. A few years later, he married and got children. Everything was okay until last year when he got a financial setback. He had gotten a loan of 400 million and the bank was on his neck with a balance of 250 million that he had to pay or else, he was going to lose his hardware. Because he had built his house on a big piece of land, he pleaded with the wife to sell at least two plots to clear the loan. The wife refused saying that the land and the house are for her children and that the man should get other ways of clearing the loan. The man sold his car, sold the truck that does deliveries at the hardware and also got some money from family members and friends and paid off the loan.
……..Bro, always have an asset that you can dispose of without anyone’s permission in case things go wrong.
Uganda, what a beautiful discovery! 🇺🇬 From Mengo Palace to the Kasubi Tombs, meeting the Princess of Buganda and the incredible Ghetto Kids, it’s been a truly inspiring experience. Rich culture, beautiful heritage and so many similarities with Ghana. Different lands, one African soul! 🇬🇭❤️ #TheAfricanDiaries
I think a sense of power, albeit in crude form, and monopoly of knowledge and absolute right, is climbing into some heads at a terrific speed. We shall inevitably have to mount a credible and effective pushback, for them to climb down.
Nkyali mu bizinga by'e Ssese mu kaweefube waffe ow’okukunga abantu okusitula omutindo mu byebakola.
Nsisinkanye ebibiina by’obwegassi ebye gattira mu Pewosa ku mbuga y’Essaza Ssese.
Your Majesty Ssaabasajja Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II,
I am writing to you with a heart overflowing with joy, gratitude, and profound humility following our meeting at the Mutesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku.
Your Majesty, the extraordinary gesture you extended in welcoming and greeting me personally during the Masaza Cup Finals was a moment of immense honor & privilege that I will forever cherish.
To witness your radiant smile, your vitality, and your deep love as you stood before your subjects brought an indescribable wave of happiness not just to me, but to all of Buganda and Uganda.
Your presence at Wankulukuku was a powerful testament to your enduring strength and an anchor of unity for your people. As a loyal subject, seeing you grace the kingdom with such warmth and grace fills me with renewed hope and pride.
I pray that the Almighty God continues to bless Your Majesty with abundant health, divine protection, and a long, peaceful reign.
Awangaale Sabasajja Kabaka! Magulu Nnyondo!
The KABAKA is a lovely great human being with an aura that you simply cannot purchase. Charles Peter Mayiga the KATIKIRO is one of the best public speakers we have at the moment. He is a very hard working man who just does his work with loads of restraint and class. No one will get anywhere by attacking these two. This I can tell you for free. No matter how veiled your assault on them will be Buganda is a very complex, and intelligent institution that manages its public engagement in a measured way having learned from its mistakes of the 1960s. One of the things Buganda and Mengo do very well is choosing who is worth their response. Banyooomi nyo eMeng' awo...Bwo bayisaamu olugaayu the first question that ask after making phone calls to each other is "Ono ye yaani?" Nga bakuba obukule and they move on past or around you. You simply will never know that this they did...They switch language from ordinary Luganda and start speaking in deep parables.
Buganda Lwazi...
I am not a monarchist myself for very Biblical Theological reasons but I am as well educated enough to respect and appreciate things I do not believe in. Buganda is one of the biggest, untapped tourism potentials that we have as a nation. It is amazing how many people go to Britain to visit anything related to the British Monarchy.
Our Politics needs to grow and appreciate that Buganda is here to stay. It has in the past had, and still makes a very large and positive contribution to this amalgamation we call a nation. The sooner we all see this the better. This is not to say that the institution has not made mistakes. Some reckless comments have been made by some people. Granted, but why would anyone sensible and educated wash away the baby and the birth water?