Today it is the Muganda. Tomorrow it will be the Munyankole, the Acholi, the Luo, the Kikuyu, or the Zulu. We keep changing the tribe because we refuse to confront the real issue.
@DeeSandy20 You have confused culture with character.
The tragedy of our generation is that we are quick to condemn what we do not understand and equally quick to defend what we have never questioned.
Ask yourself this. If a Muganda woman said, "Women from your tribe are the most disgusting and smooth brained beings explaining why they struggle in their first 30 years" would you accept it as truth, or would you call it prejudice?
Then extend the same fairness to others.
The tribe is not your problem. The character of the individual is. Know the difference, and your wisdom will exceed your emotions.
Akuume.
If I were not born again, pain might have hardened me.
But salvation changed me.
I thank God for grace that holds me, for the Spirit that leads me, and for mercy that keeps pain from defining me.
Thank You, Jesus, for saving me.
Dear men, this is coming from my heart. ❤️❤️
Every scar has a story. Every strong man has survived something people know nothing about. Keep up king 🤗🤗🥰