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🚨𝗠𝗔𝗝𝗢𝗥 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Manchester city will demand up to €250m in total package for Erling Haaland if Manchester city gets relegated for the 115 charges.

Arsenal, Real Madrid and Barcelona are interested in signing the striker.

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@MarsMarssi @NubianBukenAli Who has been leading the country for all those centuries?

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@DaudiKabanda Those are family issues, Mr. Kabanda what's your title in that family?

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@BalaamBarugahar @mkainerugaba The real minister rejoicing impunity! We have a very big problem in Uganda

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@AsiimweJago @DaudiKabanda You are very foolish, has Bobiwine ever been in charge of tax payers' money?

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@Mr_NsiUganda Even Balaam is still a youth but Bobi is not, really??

[BOBI WINE @HEBobiwine]

I was very fortunate to meet and draw inspiration from the American civil rights icon, Reverend Jesse Jackson, who sadly passed on today.

In word and deed, Jesse Jackson taught us that the struggle for human rights is a universal calling to humanity as a whole. He also taught us that ordinary people, when organized and courageous, can successfully confront and topple or force to reform entrenched systems of injustice.

For us in Uganda who continue to fight for our basic human rights, his life serves as a timely reminder that moral courage will always outlive oppression. Despite facing hostility and imprisonment, he never abandoned his belief in the power of the people.

At a time when many young people are questioning whether peaceful struggle can truly cause change, Jesse Jackson’s legacy answers with a firm YES. But that is only if we persist, if we unite, if we believe, and if we refuse to give up even in the face of impossible odds.

May his soul rest in eternal peace. And may his example strengthen our struggle for a New Uganda where justice is a right, not a privilege.