When the great tree falls, do not immediately watch the branches.
Watch the people who once sat beneath its shade.
Some will mourn the tree. Others will measure the timber.
The birds that built their nests there will suddenly find another tree. The hands that were fed by its fruit will forget who planted it. Old grudges will emerge from the forest, dressed as tradition, duty and concern.
And while everyone argues over what belonged to the tree, look for the woman sitting quietly beside its roots.
She remembers when it was only a seed.
She watered it before it gave shade. Protected it before it bore fruit. Stood beside it through every storm. She loved it when there was absolutely nothing to inherit.
Yet when the tree falls, even she may discover that those who once bowed before its branches have no difficulty stepping over its roots.
That is the cruel lesson of death:
Some people loved the tree.
Others only loved the shade.
Time eventually tells the difference.
My good people from Tooro, I hope you are noting them down, when their time comes, we know what to do. We have no power to retariate for now but we will do the needful at the ballot paper. Bro has been abusing Queen Mother all through. We shall be there no matter what.
Thank you verymuch
Warm regards
@UTDNob
My good people from Tooro, I hope you are noting them down, when their time comes, we know what to do. We have no power to retariate for now but we will do the needful at the ballot paper. Bro has been abusing Queen Mother all through. We shall be there no matter what.
Thank you verymuch
Warm regards
@UTDNob
Thank you, Your Excellency, for your support and generosity towards Tooro Kingdom.
May God comfort my Queen Mother Akiiki, the people of Tooro, and all those who loved my King Oyo.
May his soul rest in eternal peace. ποΈπ
#CTVNewsUG#KingOyo
We've been here praising bro for humility and professionalism and this is how he shows up?
Bro has decided to throw us under the bus. Yeah bro has handed in his application for the new jobπππ
ABANTU BATOORO, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
TWASWARA!
There comes a time when we must pause and ask ourselves: what kind of Tooro do we desire?
You cannot say you love the baby and then throw it away with the dirty water. Right now, we are doing exactly that, dragging the Tooro we claim to love down the drain.
We are a proud people with norms and traditions that teach us dignity, restraint and respect. Baragirakiki reminds us that even in difficult times, we can conduct ourselves with discipline and decorum.
Right now, we are falling short.
Tutajura ekikaali!
Let us self-regulate. Share less of what embarrasses the institution. Resist heated narratives. Comment less, listen more and lower the temperature.
We are not opposing teams.
There is only one team: TEAM TOORO.
Let us never sacrifice our culture, values and customs at the altar of social media likes and petty divisions. Our disagreements must never become greater than our love for Tooro.
Let history remember us not for the noise we made, but for the wisdom we showed when Tooro needed us most.
And right now, the call is clear: let us rally behind our new King and unite around Kujumura Empango on 29th September.
Let all our energy, goodwill and efforts go towards making it a success and marking this new chapter with the dignity, unity and respect it deserves.
Let us also stop speculating about positions and titles. His Majesty the King will make those decisions, in his wisdom and at the appropriate time. Let us give him that space and respect the Crown.
IN ALL, TOORO COMES FIRST.
#TeamTooro
@ObukamaBwaTooro