I extend warm congratulations to H.E @KagutaMuseveni on his re-election as President of the Republic of Uganda. Under his leadership, Uganda made notable progress in development & regional stability. I reaffirm Somalia’s commitment to strengthening our brotherly ties with Uganda.
Many have asked me to deepen my narrative on women….A woman finds fulfillment in a relationship when she feels emotionally safe, genuinely loved, and deeply valued. She longs for security not just financial, but emotional consistency, reassurance, and the confidence that her man is present and dependable. Attention and communication matter; being listened to, understood, and remembered makes her feel seen. Respect touches her dignity how she is spoken to, protected in public, and considered in decisions. Affection kind words, small gestures, and thoughtful acts feeds her heart beyond grand promises. Trust and loyalty calm her fears and allow her to give love freely. She desires partnership, not control: support for her dreams, patience with her emotions, and strength without dominance. When a man provides love, reassurance, respect, honesty, and emotional connection, a woman feels cherished, secure, and inspired to stand by him, nurture the relationship, and love deeply and faithfully.a woman’s heart 💜 is like a glass break her heart and you may NEVER put the pieces together ever AGAIN 😭🙏
Maama and I, together with the NRM leadership, launched the campaign in the Greater Mukono region here in Kayunga. I noted progress in service delivery but reminded wananchi that government programmes must be supervised by the people themselves. Medicines in health centres and PDM funds belong to the people and must be protected. I urged voters to choose NRM leaders who can monitor implementation and take responsibility.
On concerns raised by the Bakuku community regarding denial of passports, I clarified that citizenship by birth, registration or naturalization is a constitutional right, and no eligible Ugandan should be denied services because of unnecessary bureaucracy. I also emphasised job creation through commercial agriculture, irrigation, skills training and industrialisation, encouraged my Kayunga people to identify land for an industrial park, and reaffirmed that the Constitution protects all land tenure systems and safeguards tenants from illegal evictions.
A man needs 3 things from a woman: 1) Peace (emotional safety & calm), 2) Respect (value, honor & trust), and 3) Intimacy (affection, connection & reassurance). When these exist, love grows, effort multiplies, and the relationship thrives.A man seeks peace as emotional safety an environment free from constant conflict, where communication is calm and problems are solved without hostility. Peace allows him to focus, grow, and provide. Respect means being valued: his efforts acknowledged, his opinions heard, and his dignity protected in public and private. Respect strengthens trust and commitment. Intimacy goes beyond physical closeness; it includes affection, connection, reassurance, and shared vulnerability. Intimacy deepens bonding, reduces stress, and affirms love. When peace, respect, and intimacy coexist, a man feels secure, motivated, and emotionally fulfilled.
To Mr. and Mrs. Okello,
Today, you were given a rare and powerful opportunity—the chance to shape not only your lives, but your children and generations yet unborn. Few decisions carry this kind of weight. Outside of accepting Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, this is one of the most defining choices you will ever make. And I am truly proud of you.
As you step into marriage, always remember this truth:
Sir, she has trusted you with a sacred role. In marrying you, she has accepted you as her covering—a man to protect her, to provide a home of peace, to be her champion in public and her safe place in private. Lead her with love, wisdom, and gentleness, for leadership in marriage is not about power, but responsibility.
And Madam, understand this as well: in marriage, you have embraced your first son. A man who will need your love, your care, your prayers, and your courage. Love him fiercely, stand with him in battle, nurture his heart, and help interpret and refine the vision God has placed within him. A wife’s strength often becomes the backbone of a great man.
Here is a quiet wisdom I pray you carry for life:
Let people know you, but never know about you. Protect your union fiercely. Choose to cover each other in public and correct each other in private. Let your bed be your table—where matters are discussed, tears are shared, decisions are made, and love is restored. A marriage that speaks too loudly to the world often struggles to hear itself at home.
Marriage will test you, stretch you, and sometimes humble you—but let it never break you. Choose patience over pride, prayer over panic, and forgiveness over silence. Walk together, not ahead or behind each other, but side by side.
I dangerously love you both.
And I speak blessings over your home—may it be filled with laughter, faith, peace, and purpose.
Forever to the Okellos.
In Buikwe, I addressed concerns on wages and clarified that the minimum wage will be implemented after we complete key groundwork. We first secured peace and opened markets like the EAC so investors can produce and sell. Introducing a minimum wage before fixing production costs would harm businesses and jobs.
Our focus is to lower the cost of electricity, transport through the railway, and interest rates in banks so wages can rise sustainably. As with guerrilla strategy, timing matters. I also addressed land issues, especially Mailo land, and directed the Attorney General to publicly clarify people’s rights so there is no confusion or exploitation.
Congratulations to all the delegates at the NRM Delegates Conference for its success. I also want to express my gratitude for enduring sleepless nights to ensure that all party processes were conducted successfully.
I am happy about our large membership, which stands at 20 million including teenagers.
It is important that we do not let bad behaviors, such as bribery and other unethical practices, pollute our NRM.