Yesterday, I passed out 106 senior security officers who successfully completed the Advanced Joint Senior Political Education and Leadership Development Course. I urged them to remain ideologically grounded, uphold patriotism and Pan-Africanism, and lead Uganda’s socio-economic transformation with discipline, unity and strategic clarity.
I congratulate them and wish them good luck .
I disagree with the way NRM runs Uganda and this is why I have never voted for it. But I also have a problem with the kind of opposition that we have a reason why I also do not vote for it too. There are so many people like myself looking for a very credible alternative to both.
Maama Janet you gave us Gen Muhoozi he's sorting our country ♥ I'm very sure you will one day listen to my cry and invite me we share knowledge together.
Chickens, goats, pigs, and pickpocketers should be set free from prison . we must prepare enough room for operators of illegal “central banks” and large-scale economic criminals hiding billions in homes and offices.
Billions of Uganda shillings recovered, with more expected by morning alongside millions of dollars and British pounds. Thank you Commander General @mkainerugaba. Let the “itsunami” continue until corruption, impunity, and economic sabotage are completely uprooted from Uganda.
You all showed up dressed in 👌suits for the bigman's day, only for him to show up in his "nkola byenjagala" casual wear. We shall never understand him, tukkirize 🙌
Fellow Ugandans, especially the Bazzukulu. Greetings.
This is to congratulate the NRM MPs for passing the Sovereignty Bill which simply means “mutuleke tukole ebyaffe ngamwe bwemukola ebyamwe wataliwo okubayingilila” (let us do our things by ourselves just as you do your own things without anybody interfering with you).
How shameful and disgusting to see people arguing otherwise!! Foreigners interfering in our internal issues, is very dangerous. You want examples? I will give you one today that I gave to the Cabinet the other day. It is how the Israelis led by one Barak and the British supported Idi Amin’s coup in 1971 because Obote was vocal in opposing their policy on Rhodesia (Zimbabwe). Indeed, Edward Heath, the British Prime Minister, recognized Amin after only 10 days.