@Bagandatweepsss Kabaka waved at me today awo ku Sawa ya Queen 👑 Mbadde so so happy kulaba ku Nnyinimu
What even made me happiest, yabadde atambudde with his little boys, lowered his window 🪟 screen nga bwatuwubilako
@DavidLumansi@GabrielBuule kurisimasi yange yawedde dda, Awangale Nnyinimu
One thing I love about The Baganda is, They’re Everywhere. And I mean everywhere. Or if they’re not physically there, atleast the Luganda language is in use and this time not by Baganda or a muganda but by people of other tribes.
Yesterday I travelled to Soroti and while looking for something on the streets, I stopped somewhere and asked these guys but in Luganda and to my surprise they responded 😂😂😂😂😂😂 by their looks, they were typical “Itesots”. Our earlier fear was that non knew Luganda. So this was a blow.
Sometime ago, I went to Moroto and the same thing happened. Travelled the whole of Uganda and I continue to get surprised how the Buganda influence and language has been on all Ugandans and in every part of this country.
Where I come from (Bugisu) region, Luganda is as widely spoken as Lugisu / Lumasaba. The kakungulu effect really worked out well in Mbale. You’d think you’re in Kampala / Buganda. Sometimes people are shocked by my perfect Luganda 😂😂😂😂😂😂
There’s a person who recently said if you go somewhere be it in Uganda or outside and not find Baganda, just know there’s no money in that place. And indeed it’s true. The Baganda Love Money.😂😂😂😂😂 But to me They’re smart and sometimes their smartness is mistaken for theft LOL.
Baganda women are equally among the sweetest women around. They’re caring and take their men to be their Kings. Okay things have changed alittle but our mothers were raised to hold the man with high regard👌 a Muganda woman can make you sell your ancestral home for her.😂😂😂😂 and I love it. They’re caring use sweetness to attain this.
If it wasn’t for the East African community where we need to atleast speak one common language, I’d vie for Luganda as our second language (read National language).
Anyway, I Love you Baganda. Awangale Sabasajja Kabaka ❤️
First Reunion, Endless Memories! 💫
Class 2010 came together for their first reunion after 14 years! A beautiful weekend of reconnecting, reminiscing, and reigniting the bonds that make us family. Take a look below! 👇
Discover the most recent developments in surgical education and surgical care when you join us for the 2025 Annual Surgical Scientific Conference.
Be a part of the events by sharing your abstract via @MedAllApp link below.
Book your booth today to participate in the 3rd Edition of the Surgical Landscape Exhibition.
We welcome surgeons and residents from any part of the world.
Save the dates and book your tickets, fly to the Pearl of Africa and share your knowledge with us while enjoying the serenity of nature.
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On Friday November 29, a group of young professionals from Buganda met with @cpmayiga at Bulange, Mmengo. There has been a lack of link or formal working relationship between the young professionals and @BugandaOfficial for development goals.
Gallant UMOSANs, are you ready to bring your A-game? 🏅 Who will reign supreme this time?
Get your jerseys ready, warm up those muscles, and polish your cheer vibes!
Let’s make the UMOSAN League 2025 the most unforgettable showdown yet.
Stay tuned for details.
Drumroll, please! 🚨
The Captains who will make or break the league this season are here👍
Cheer for @RoderickKimuli , The Celestials strategist and finisher of this epic season! #UMOSANLeague2025
📰🗞️🚨:
The Katikkiro of @BugandaOfficial Owek. @cpmayiga will meet up the Buganda Young Professionals on Friday in Bulange Mengo 📍in an event themed: “Embracing The Role of Young People in Shaping The Buganda We Desire”
You can register via: https://t.co/kjbBZ55CID 🤝
To our dear F.6 candidates at @UMNamugongo, we continue to send you strength and encouragement as you begin the second week of your final exams. Remember, you've prepared for this moment and we believe in you. Stay focused and give it your best👍 Perseverance and Success.
A weekend of Bliss & Elegance at the @WomenSurgAfr - Uganda Chapter Hightea & Retreat. We had one on one mentorship sessions between female surgeons and surgical residents, shared personal stories on Hope & Surviving Breast Cancer; Overcoming challenges with infertility: dealing with expectations; Motherhood & Parenting in the digital era; Building Resilience among women. We are creating an environment where women thrive and step into leadership positions to advance surgical care & training in Uganda and globally. We also celebrated our WiSA Patron and @cosecsa President Ms @FualalJ for the selfless efforts and opportunities created for women surgeons In the region.
Thank you all for making it a beautiful weekend. @ASOU_Official@cosecsa@WomenSurgAfr
The female surgical residents from all disciplines well represented. We awarded the Best female candidates from each institution:
Dr. Asiimwe Caroline - @MbararaUST
Dr. Inomu Eunice - @KIU - WC
Dr. Watima Sheila - @MakerereCHS
Dr. Ezati Daphine - @Uganda Martyrs University school of Postgraduate Studies @NsambyaHospital
Well done ladies 👏👏 👏
10-year-old Abdulrahim from Masaka, diagnosed with Down syndrome and a heart condition, is now on the road to recovery. Thanks to the free heart camp, his journey is a beacon of hope for his mother and our team. 💙 #HeartHealthUG#SavingLivesUG