Ozvan

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[David Lewis Rubongoya @DavidLRubongoya]

40bn squeezed out of a struggling, poverty-stricken, heavily indebted population and gifted to NRM MPs. All known public finance procedures thrown outside the window! Many times, you wonder what more you can say about this country called Uganda. Did I hear Museveni tell those MPs not to be corrupt? Only to crown the retreat with a grand corruption scandal!
#FreeUgandaNow

[Samwise Gamgee @Sambannz]

NRM MPs concluded their retreat today in Kyankwazi,

First on the order paper for tomorrow's Parliament sitting is the The Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026.

Fellow Ugandans, if passed into a law, Y'all don't know what is coming.
Ekijja si muntu
#RejectSovereigntyBill

[HuffPost @HuffPost]

At least four vessels so far have flouted the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports. https://t.co/9FO6k7ihPa

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

BREAKING: U.S. Navy confirms it lost a $240 million reconnaissance drone in the Persian Gulf last week.

[Samwise Gamgee @Sambannz]

By referring to millions of Ugandans residing abroad as "foreigners", the sovereignty bill doesn't only violate the 1995 constitution but disregards dual citizenship.
Regardless of their political affiliation, it is stripping them of their inherent rights.
#RejectSovereigntyBill

[Ugin @uginm102]

Cars, electronics etc are about to become affordable in Africa.

Very soon, every apartment in cities will have washing machines, maybe solar, etc.

Can we convince them to set up shops on the continent?

[OjiUgo™️🍫👁️‍🗨️ @OjiUgo_nwa]

If divorce didn’t involve splitting money and property, more women including Toni Braxton, who filed for divorce from Birdman just 14 days after getting married (after dating him for nearly 17 years) would fight to make their marriage work.

“Birdman told me he was with Toni Braxton for 17years. He didn’t even wanna get married but she convinced him to get married with no Prenup.

Birdman wanted a Prenup but she told him there should be 100% trust between couples. Blinded by love, Birdman got married to her and she filed for a divorce in just 14 days and walked away with over $80-million. When Birdman and I discussed this story in my house I could see how sad and angry he was.

W0men who claim to be strong and independent are litteraly using divorce or men to make money. If after seeing all this, you still let another wôman deceîve to getting married with no Prenup then you should be the GOAT Of Sîmps. A W0man patiently wait for 50-years to gain your trust and bring you down. Immediately you trust a woman, you’re a Finished Sîmp.”
—FAT JOE

[The Observer @observerug]

In @observerug
🔹Musenero: Now get off my back! Shs 8m lab rat has produced a billion-dollar drug
🔹From farms to food: The hidden chemicals in Uganda’s supply chain
🔹The Lira we knew, and the city we found
🔹Had Iran been Uganda, what would we have done?
🔹How protection of sovereignty bill could leave Uganda’s economy in despair
🔹Edrine Ekau: The walking basket!

[Sweep @0xSweep]

The Police once raided a warehouse and found 3,800 PlayStations running FIFA

Ukraine's security service raided a warehouse in Vinnytsia expecting to find a crypto mining farm

Instead they found PS4 consoles stacked on racks from floor to ceiling

Every single one was running FIFA 21 on autopilot, farming Ultimate Team coins 24 hours a day to sell on the black market

The operation was stealing $259,000 a month in electricity and causing power blackouts across the entire city

The consoles alone were worth $1.5 million

EA makes $1.6 billion a year from Ultimate Team

The FIFA coin black market is worth over $200 million a year

At black market rates, 3,800 consoles farming coins 24/7 could pull in $3 to $5 million a year

Around the same time an actual EA employee got caught selling rare Ultimate Team cards for $1,000 each on the side

Even the people who made the game were running the same hustle

[933 KFM @933kfm]

Why does mandem call himself @beewol?

#DMightyBreakfast

[Queenmother256 @mrsolimi]

It is with immense grief that I announce the demise of my beloved friend Kisakye Benjamin, who courageously battled cancer for a long time. He ultimately succumbed to lung, prostate, and intestinal cancer. Our affection for him was immense.
Till we meet again!!
@LoneChildMJB

[Ozvan @vanpo24]

@Onlgig Amen

[dára sobaloju @darasoba]

When Jesus warned about “blasphemy against the Holy Spirit,” he was not speaking in vague or generic terms. He was responding to a specific event unfolding in front of him. In Matthew 12, Jesus healed a man who was blind and mute because of demonic oppression. The miracle was public, undeniable, and powerful. The people who watched it knew something divine had happened, and some even began to wonder if Jesus might truly be the Messiah.

The Pharisees saw the same miracle, but instead of acknowledging that God was at work, they made a deliberate claim: “He casts out demons by Beelzebul.” In other words, they attributed the work of the Holy Spirit to Satan. Jesus immediately corrected them by explaining that he cast out demons by the Spirit of God, and it was this contradiction that formed the basis of his warning. Their statement was not made out of confusion. It was a conscious rejection of truth. The miracle itself was an open demonstration of the Spirit’s power, yet they insisted that the Spirit had not acted at all. They said the power was demonic. That is the essence of the blasphemy Jesus described.

Understanding this in context shows that Jesus was addressing a hardened, willful resistance to the Spirit’s testimony about him. The Holy Spirit’s role is to reveal Christ, convict hearts, and draw people to salvation. When someone sees that revelation clearly and still chooses to deny it, replacing truth with a lie, they are cutting themselves off from the only pathway that leads to forgiveness. It is not that God becomes unwilling to forgive. It is that a person becomes unable to repent because they are rejecting the very light meant to lead them to repentance.

This pattern appears elsewhere in scripture. Pharaoh repeatedly witnessed undeniable acts of God in Egypt yet hardened his heart each time. The Sanhedrin in Acts 7 were accused by Stephen of always resisting the Holy Spirit even though they had received repeated prophetic witnesses. Romans 1, Hebrews 6, and 10 describe people who have tasted the Spirit’s power and still turn away willfully. In all these cases, the issue is not ignorance or weakness. It is the rejection of clear revelation after the truth has already been fully presented.

This makes it clear that Jesus was not talking about ordinary struggles, doubts, or moments of confusion. Throughout scripture, anyone who came to God sincerely, even in weakness or failure, was received. The Pharisees’ problem was different. They saw the Spirit’s work with clarity and insisted that the Spirit did not do it. They ascribed God’s work to the devil. Jesus called this a line because a heart that repeatedly denies the Spirit’s witness cannot receive the forgiveness the Spirit brings.

[NTV UGANDA @ntvuganda]

In all the elections I have observed globally, you don’t see the army except in Uganda. The army has no role in elections. Its role remains protecting the territorial integrity of the country and safeguarding the lives and property of Ugandan citizens- Sarah Bireete, ED Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG)

#MorningAtNTV

[prophetusenmj @themaninileife]

The strangest thing happened yesterday. I had counted some money and paid for a service I used. The man receiving the payment began to count it again while I patiently waited. Then his partner looking at me said to him, “He is a pastor. Pastors cannot lie.”

Without thinking twice I replied, “Pastors are human. We can lie. It is God that is helping all of us. Please be praying for us pastors. Let him count it.”

I had never seen anything like what happened next.

The man immediately stopped counting. He looked at me, and after a few statements you could see he was struggling to hold back his tears. He said that what I had just said was the most honest thing he had heard in a long time. He kept repeating in Yoruba, “This is what I have been saying.”

As he spoke, he told me that his brother had once served as a pastor but was excommunicated after making a mistake. That event shattered his brother’s life and slowly destroyed his own faith as well.

He did not “give his life to Christ” yesterday, but he did ask me to pray that the Lord would restore his faith. For me, that alone was a victory. At least we reached a place of healing.

But as I sit here thinking about it, it is remarkable how heavy the expectations placed on ministers can be. People forget that we are human, leaning on the same grace we preach.

God is truly the one helping us.

Remember to pray for your pastor today.

[Allano™🍉 @Web3flux]

Buy shares, stocks and bonds. Use them as your security when taking a loan from the bank. Put that money into a business that actually makes revenue. Let the business repay the loan while your Stock and Shares investments keep growing. Also Loan the government too via T bonds you can still use them as security too.

[Ozvan @vanpo24]

@blazey_blaze 😂😂😂😂😂you guys are mashing me up

[Ozvan @vanpo24]

@blazey_blaze Hardest guy. Is this at Bweyos

[Ozvan @vanpo24]

@MadMudokolo Happy birthday Sir