Cletus Emuron Onyait |C.E.O|

Open minded “Judge not; do what makes you happy since life’s short & fragile”
Jer 9:11
Phil 4:13
Creat.|Prod. @rentier_impressions(IG) [phone]

[Cletus Emuron Onyait |C.E.O| @kletus_i]

"It's best to use all of life. Leave death nothing but the dregs, nothing but a burnt out castle...."
~Viola Davis

[Tabz @NinyeTabz]

For a man that’s gone through such times and worse, to still be jailed at 70years and not allowed a fair trial is something we may take forever to explain to the generations after us!

#FREEBESIGYE

[BOBI WINE @HEBobiwine]

History does not repeat itself, only fools repeat history…because they never learn from it!

[BOBI WINE @HEBobiwine]

Uganda in 2026! Museveni's son just released a picture of his captive, Advocate Erias Lukwago. Blind folded! His crime? Attempting to serve him court summons! If he can do this to an outgoing Lord Mayor of Uganda's capital city, former MP, and senior lawyer, imagine what he does to our ordinary supporters who are abducted day in, day out. And yet Museveni still has the audacity to say anything about Idi Amin! The world must not look on. There will be accountability for these crimes against humanity. It's only a matter of time.

[James Onen | FATBOY @jamesonen]

Ugandans like him because he's more of a comedian than a minister. Then tomorrow we will be crying about poverty and unemployment all day, forgetting that the comedian you are cheering was the man in charge. If I were to point this out, people will attack me saying why am I always so negative. We are truly a low IQ society. Hahahahaha

[Cletus Emuron Onyait |C.E.O| @kletus_i]

"It's best to use all of life. Leave death nothing but the dregs, nothing but a burnt out castle...."
~Viola Davis

[Cletus Emuron Onyait |C.E.O| @kletus_i]

@nattyallanz Nakasero & that's the Pension Towers

[Cletus Emuron Onyait |C.E.O| @kletus_i]

@nattyallanz Kitubulu Entebbe rd

[Tabz @NinyeTabz]

Now that you’re all looking at my timeline for updates, let me use this chance to ask you kindly to retweet this shoe until it reaches the person in whose foot it fits!

FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS!

[Cletus Emuron Onyait |C.E.O| @kletus_i]

@RedPepperUG They better be legit to arresting her nga its not a diversion.
"Bunkmates with Nandutu" should be the headline.

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@orestyB @RedPepperUG By the way!!!

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@Nabimara_Paul 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Dr. Bireete Sarah @SarahBireete]

Uganda’s Speaker Drama: Why It Matters Beyond Parliament

What should have been a routine changeover between parliaments has instead turned into one of the most telling political moments in recent Ugandan history. The contest surrounding outgoing Speaker Anita Annet Among is not simply about who holds the gavel. It has exposed long-standing tensions over power, accountability and who truly controls key institutions in Uganda.

Among rose to the speakership under dramatic circumstances and went on to preside over the 11th Parliament during a period of heated political debate and controversial legislation. To her supporters, she was firm, organised and politically astute. To her critics, she came to symbolise excess, insensitivity and a growing disconnect between leaders and the public. As Parliament transitions to a new term, those divisions have come sharply into focus.

Questions of Wealth and Public Trust

At the centre of the controversy are allegations that have sparked renewed public debate about corruption and leadership ethics. Petitions and reports have questioned the source of Among’s visible wealth, citing luxury vehicles, high-value assets and generous cash handouts at public events. State institutions are now reportedly examining whether there were breaches of Uganda’s Leadership Code Act.

For many citizens, the details of any investigation matter less than the signal it sends. In a country where corruption allegations often fade without consequence, the mere fact that scrutiny is occurring has political significance. It reflects growing public frustration with leaders who appear insulated from the economic hardships facing ordinary Ugandans.

Power Behind the Scenes

The article also highlights how political power in Uganda often operates beyond formal rules. While Parliament is constitutionally mandated to elect its Speaker independently, reality suggests that executive influence remains decisive.

Public support for Jacob Marksons Oboth-Oboth by Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the powerful army chief and son of President Yoweri Museveni, has reshaped the political landscape. Reports of closed-door meetings at State House have further reinforced the perception that Among’s political fate may have been sealed outside Parliament.

This reinforces a familiar reality for Ugandan readers: key leadership decisions are often influenced by loyalty and alignment with power centres, not just merit or parliamentary procedure.

A Divided Verdict on Leadership

Inside Parliament and across social media, opinions about Among remain deeply divided. Supporters argue she strengthened Parliament and defended its authority. Critics accuse her of extravagance and failing to reflect the struggles of ordinary citizens.

These competing narratives point to a broader national dilemma; how leaders can maintain the dignity of high office while remaining accountable to a public facing rising costs of living and political fatigue.

More Than a Chair in Parliament

Ultimately, the fight over the Speaker’s chair is about more than one individual. It reflects how power is exercised in Uganda, how accountability is pursued, and whether Parliament can act independently of the executive.

As the 12th Parliament prepares to choose its leadership, Ugandans are watching closely. Not just to see who wins, but to understand what kind of political culture that choice represents; and whether it brings the country closer to accountable governance, or simply confirms how things have always been done.

[Cletus Emuron Onyait |C.E.O| @kletus_i]

@edemhakelly2014 Luzira 😂

[Jim Spire Ssentongo @SpireJim]

My cartoons are being exhibited by the Freedom Cartoonists Foundation under the theme of ‘Cartoons for Freedom’ at the shores of Lake Geneva (Quai Wilson) alongside those of Safaa Odah, a Palestinian cartoonist, and of a few others from Europe. If you are there, pass by to check. The Exhibition will last the whole month of May.

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@AllanSseky Prayer of the Month 😂

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@terifashion @karothk256 The writings give it away; Japan.

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[Princess Francie🇺🇬🇺🇬 @Proudmidwife01]

Quote this with your Nation Flag

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@odedanilo Scrolled to find a 26 November but non!