Prayer
The ability to love and to be loved
To have conscience and to be cautious
Death before dishonor
For blessings to keep flowing like a river
To have faith and to respect time
To be grateful and remorseful.
@DailyMonitor same guy ignored the swahili language and didn’t incorporate it in early school whatsoever on the road to 40 years, he is the problem, maybe because he rules by dividing idk a united uganda wouldn’t serve his ambitions maybe thats why he brought back kingdoms, not so sure.
KIND REQUEST🙏🏾
Whoever has any video frames of the rugby guy being beaten, kindly share them via the email in my bio or my DMs. I am trying to analyze them frame by frame and maybe try to identify some faces!
Kindly retweet for awareness!
@DailyMonitor Illiteracy has been the backbone of the regime, and also a clear weapon across the whole world. The more knowledge you acquire the more you wish to have never participated in life and this world
WATCH: When asked about circulating videos showing ghetto youths in police uniforms, AIGP Ubaldo Bamunoba, Chief Political Commissar of Police, explained that the officers were recruited as Special Police Constables and that the process was not selective.
“If you see ghetto youths in uniform, know that they were duly recruited and are officially on duty as mandated. However, if they engage in any criminal acts, the Police will take appropriate action.”
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📹: @GeofreyMutumba2
Our education system still teaches kids that the "free market" and "competition" is what made the West wealthy. You can go through Nigeria's 6-3-3-4 education system without once reading a single paragraph about how colonialism (resource and labour theft) was at the heart of the so-called Industrial Revolution, and why a system that requires someone in Ebutte-Meta to apply for a visa with a 95% rejection rate before they can move to California and get a job there is NOT a "free market"!
We are basically taught a series of oyibo fables and religious doctrines as "Economics," "Civic Studies," "History", and "Business Studies" in school. That's why we come out of school full of "information" but completely empty of all meaningful knowledge regarding how to better our situation in the world. And I'm not excluding myself from this because I was a victim of the same system. If you read my old BusinessDay column, all you will see is "Capitalism fixes this," and "Marxism is stupid."
I thought I knew something because my grades in school told me that I was "smart". Meanwhile it never occurred to me to wonder what if the very infrastructure of information and education I came from was completely broken, and I was operating through a similar frame of reality to someone who believes the earth is flat.
To fix the next generation of our people (because we are already a lost cause), we need to get our hands on the Ministry of Education and metaphorically burn it entirely to the ground, then build something completely new, with a completely different ideological basis in its place.
I pay 42% tax every month in Germany but if:
1. I loose my job, the govt pays me 60% of my salary and help to find a new one
2. I have access to 3 years leave if I have a baby with a percentage of my salary and my job will wait for me until I resume.
3. Education is free in govt schools from primary to PhD
4. For every child I have, they get paid €250 monthly until they turn 18
5. I can buy a monthly ticket of €56 monthly and can travel all around the country via train (not high speed) and buses.
6. At any emergency, once you call the ambulance, it arrives within 20 minutes
7. Deffribilators and SOS access are available at every train station and high ways.
8. If I get stock in a country, I call the govt and they come to my support.
Let me stop here.
You that will pay about 30% tax in Nigeria that was copied 90% from the UK tax law, what will you get?
Can someone explain to me why Ugandan banks make you negotiate your rate for every FX transactions like if you were buying tomatos at the market.
The default is a predatory FX rate 10-20% below market rate...
How about giving good rates to customers as a default and save us the back-and-forth? Wouldn't that save all of us time and energy?
Once again, can we just have a proper consumer protection bureau in Uganda for 2026?