jacob okia

Goal Is not be rich, but to live life on my own terms.

[Miles @C139999]

How come Arabs and rich Sheiks don’t have that forehead mark African Muslims have on their forehead , don’t they pray enough 🤔

[Rwakakamba Morrison @Rwakakamba]

My most awesome Professor! 🇺🇬🇺🇬

[jacob okia @jacobokia2]

RT @SheilahGashumba: This is for the future young footballers in Ugandans who participate 📌Soo many dreams have been killed because of corr…

[jacob okia @jacobokia2]

@qataharraymond Funny how am reading this while watching the series

[Peter Mick @ThePeterMick]

imagine if Casio made AirPods

[jacob okia @jacobokia2]

@GyozlynB Ohh

[dennis ombachi OLY @ombachi13]

Ugandans obsession with soup is crazy. Why your country land locked and your mouth too. It’s like you guys don’t produce saliva 😭😭

[Ronny @ronaldobrownn_]

Honestly, "The Capture" on BBC is on track to be a series all-timer, for UK TV at the very least.

[jacob okia @jacobokia2]

@princewell256 @ghosts16ab They should take you to the Soroti lira stretch or tirinyi

[WBG @TheRealWBG]

Chuck Norris didn’t die… he just gave life permission to continue without him

[jacob okia @jacobokia2]

@AtukundaArnold The key fob or the start-stop in jam

[duchess carolyn🪬 @duchace]

Why do Americans insist on saying eye-ran and eye-raq, yet they can say Italy?

[Jimmy Kiberu @KiberuJimmy]

Northern Uganda might be called Republic of Kenya as far as agriculture goes.
Enterprising Kenyans have leased huge tracts of land in Amuru, Nwoya etc and planting - maize, soy beans averaging >200-300 acres. One farm has 3000 acres of land and 250 will be for maize this season.

[jacob okia @jacobokia2]

@AmberRayz Then there is hitting the gas pedal whilst thinking ur on Drive yet it’s on reverse gear

[M @MuneneInc]

If you’re visiting me and want YouTube on the TV, you’re getting Guest mode. It has taken years for me to build my algorithm and I’m not risking it

[jacob okia @jacobokia2]

I scored 8/10 on this week's Uganda Trivia Challenge! Can you beat my score? #UgandaTrivia https://t.co/RiwHR6DiUS

[jacob okia @jacobokia2]

@masuhd_ Tears of joy

[jacob okia @jacobokia2]

@wiseconnector Alphabet song

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

In 2006, I was at a travel agency on Samora Machel Avenue in Harare collecting my flight ticket for my trip that evening to London. Those days we had to physically go and collect our tickets.

I saw a young man who was literally in tears. He had been given money to pay for his ticket because he was going abroad to study medicine on a scholarship, and the money had either been lost or stolen on his way to pay for his ticket. He was devastated.

I asked the agent, Sis Elizabeth, why the young man was crying, and she explained the situation to me. I was not a man of huge means. I asked to see his paperwork, and he showed me everything. He was with his brother, and he produced the scholarship letters and all the relevant documents.

His waiting touched me, but I could not use my UK credit card to help him because Zimbabwe had a dysfunctional banking system, and it still does. So I asked the agent to issue the young man his ticket and put it on my account. I took his details, and I also gave him mine.
His parents, both ordinary school teachers, called me to thank me profoundly, and asked to meet with me when I am back from my UK trip. They eventually paid the money about a year and a half later.

Nineteen years later, someone from my home in Britain called me today to say there was a parcel for me. I asked her to open it, inside was a 1962 vintage Glen Grant bottle of whisky worth £2,500 (R56,950).
This not-so-young man anymore has sent it as a Christmas present. He is now a specialist practising medicine in France.

Thank you so much, Ronald, for the whisky. Writing this made my eyes well up. I continuously wish you and your family well.
This reminds us that when we do good for others, regardless of how much time passes, people never forget the kindness that lifted them when they needed it most.

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

WhatsApp is testing a new feature that lets iPhone users run multiple accounts on one phone.

Each account will have its own chats, privacy settings, backups and notifications — and users can switch between accounts instantly and securely