Hon JohnMary Ssebuwufu will appear before the Nakawa magistrate court tomorrow, Tuesday, February 17th, 2026, for his bail application hearing.
We pray that justice prevails.
JUST IN: @JoelSsenyonyi alongside NUP flag bearers @Godie_luyos , Olenge Brian Ochan & Aciro Florence arrive at the 2nd anniversary celebrations of Fund your future association in Remand Home II, Naguru 2 parish, Nakawa West
This morning, together with Rt Hon @JoelSsenyonyi & @NubianBukenAli attended the Silver Jubilee celebrations of St Andrea Kagwa Kigoowa Church in Bukoto 2, The celebrations were graced by Archbishop His Grace Paul Ssemwogerere.
@KampalaJournal Malende is the most unworthy mp in Uganda . Mufeele wa court. Mbu she is sick went to hospital with seven journalists/blogers instead of doctors. #OkulondaMalendeOlonzeMufeele
The form @NUP_Ug is using to advertise the call for expression of interest is that of Psg while the one for Nec members was that of Man United. Regardless we move #peoplepower is greater than #PeopleInPower
The anger against Banyankore is unfortunate and should be redirected, but it needs to be understood. Without understanding it, it can’t be addressed. There is certainly national imbalance in distribution of opportunities in favour of Banyankore, and this can not only be seen but has also been statistically showed by government reports themselves (Eg EOC 2024). It has bred negative sentiments from others - which are not helped by arrogant responses.
This doesn’t mean that all Banyankore are benefiting, NOT AT ALL. There are very many desperate Banyankore without jobs, and many places in Ankore experiencing abject poverty and neglect. However, evidence of these is not logical proof for absence of ethnic favoratism in favour of group members. It is only proof that many haven’t benefitted, yet. Even when whites were dominating blacks under Apartheid in South Africa, there were many poor whites, and there were some rich blacks. But the existence of poor whites was not proof for Apartheid not being racially discriminative - the same can be said of racial discrimination in USA, and discrimination against women. Showing poor men doesn’t take away the fact that women are not generally systemically disadvantaged. Therefore, the common response by parading poverty in Ankore misses the point, is deflective, and comes across as defensive of the dangerous direction.
It should however be understood why such a response often comes out. First, many self-built, meriting, hard working Banyankore feel accused of something they haven’t benefitted from. Second, many struggling Banyankore obviously don’t see themselves in the picture of being favoured and feel (get) victimised for no reason. Third, the culprits (nepotistic and tribal beneficiaries) psychologically manipulate and mobilise other Banyankore to feel collectively targeted and fight back as a group - creating collective victimhood and fear. They make it appear as if they are being targeted simply for being Banyankore, and successfully keep the terrified Banyankore away from the fact that it is the benefitting tribalists/nepotists causing the anger from others.
You will therefore note a resultant trend where ethnic voting patterns change, and inwardly solidify. You will also observe a conspicuous trend in the names of those that defend or whitewash impunity online.
MK has been throwing around dangerous tribalistic lines and slurs for a while now. He is currently a big factor in endangering innocent Banyankore with his reckless unrestrained violent bigotry. How does a CDF kidnap a person (of another ethnic group) and then boast about teaching him Runyankore while torturing him! What sentiments do you think this naturally attracts? Moreover, where his chauvinistic tribalistic statements are not isolated occurrences but a clear pattern! It is not only a duty of Banyankore to condemn this dangerous fascist nonsense, but Banyankore need to note what it is causing towards them and condemn it more strongly. When such careless and arrogant behaviour (plus the inequalities) leads to ethnic violence, the primary causers are often insulated. It is the poor everyday Banyankore that they cause double victimhood. Big beneficiaries will either run to safety or use their security to protect themselves trouble.
Stop blocking discussions against tribal issues (pains), or else, we are building up for something worse. Raising the matter isn’t hatred for Banyankore. Stop guilt-tripping & threatening those who raise it; silence should actually scare us. When people are quiet, you can’t know what they feel or are capable of doing. Among other measures, especially in addressing inequalities, MK must be stopped. He is fanning what he won’t be capable of stopping. It is unfortunate that his parents, who seem to be the only ones that can officially reign him in, are apparently doing nothing about it. We shouldn’t keep quiet until this explodes, none of us can expect to be safe - on all sides.
@Deitydozen@GodwinTOKO@NsubugaStephen7 That school is not an essential school in the local area , region or country closing it can harbour simple inconviencies to a few but create a condusive environment for investigation and also act as case reference to future attrocities. Wen u lose a child one day u will knw
@Deitydozen@GodwinTOKO@NsubugaStephen7 A school where a boy is killed is not closed to give room for investigation and with ur unclean head u think its essential . It lost the essence the moment the boy died.atte in Uganda lately bars are more essential than schools