1951
@PatriqKanyomozi Olulala tujja kusiba n'ettaayi oba baffa baffe!
1952
Yesterday, I went with a team of lawyers & our music promoters to the @PoliceUg headquarters in Naguru. I went to personally meet the Inspector General of Police & express my dissatisfaction over the persistent blocking of my music shows with impunity. [THREAD]
1953
The constant harassment, arrest, intimidation, kidnap and torture of journalists doing their work must be condemned by all people of good conscience. They know that their actions are high handed, illegal & pathetic. They target journalists for exposing them. Very cowardly. twitter.com/ntvuganda/stat…
1954
Was humbled to join other eminent elders and leaders to pray for, and remember a man who left behind a great legacy. I used the occasion to yet again call upon our people to shun and reject injustice and oppression. May Allah grant Mzee Mirundi Jannah and forgive his shortcomings
1955
The regime continues to ignore these voices of peaceful citizens demanding for their rights and freedoms. The citizens are not giving up; they are speaking louder.
#WeAreRemovingADictator twitter.com/DailyMonitor/s…
1956
This past year, I came closest to death after the Arua incidents. And because God allowed me to live, I decided to celebrate this birthday with some of the most vulnerable people in our midst, who many times come close to life threatening situations....
1957
Here are our alternative budget proposals for Financial Year 2023/24 in detail 📍 twitter.com/NUP_Ug/status/…
1958
1959
Some of our agents who have tried to protest have been pushed out of the Tally Centre. Be woke!
#WeAreRemovingADictator
1960
May every Ugandan Legislator meditate first & fast, then pray before making an appearance at Parliament today. Just got done. #Tojikwatako
1961
Like many women who end up in these detention facilities, she says she was raped by the beasts who abducted her! Most people always fear to speak about sexual assault because of the associated stigma. Marinos said she's speaking out to raise awareness and encourage others.
1962
I am glad that Kakwenza has not allowed the intimidation. I am proud of your strength and resilience brother. Let's keep struggling. The struggle for freedom and democracy will end in victory.
1963
...there's no amount of bullets, teargas or arrests that will stop us. Some of our colleagues have been beaten up and others arrested. They must be freed for they have nothing against the police but rather the terrible tax.
#PEOPLEPOWER_OURPOWER
#ThisTaxMustGo
1965
The book examines how best poverty can be addressed on the continent. It is my great honor to have contributed to this project, and to have been given the opportunity to suggest the title of the book. I thank Dr. Greg Mills and the @BrenthurstF for the great work they do.
1966
Always humbled by the love and warm reception from the people of Masaka whenever we have opportunity to pass by you. Thank you for keeping the candle of the revolution burning. One day, each and every step will be worth it.
1967
When we took this picture shortly after the 2016 election, you were under house arrest. We spoke about our country and how to put an end to the humiliation of our people. It's conversations with you and other comrades, that woke me up and gave me reason to stand up and fight.
1968
We encourage all comrades to remain alert and take necessary precautions for your personal safety. We are still committed to the struggle for freedom and democracy in our country. We shall overcome!
1969
Thank you comrade SG. twitter.com/DavidLRubongoy…
1970
Our agenda is much bigger! I also used the opportunity to emphasise unity and assure our detractors that we are not in any crisis, as Gen. Museveni and his sycophants like to portray us. Uganda will be free!
1971
Museveni and his son are definitely unhappy that Ukraine has a democratically elected government.
We shall be praying that the Ukrainian people triumph and emerge even stronger and more united from this crisis.
1972
... for now, we continue to use them as an opportunity to reach out to the masses and charge them for the mission at hand. Our support to Hon. Alaso is yet another indication that the @NUP_Ug is committed to the unity of the forces of change in word and deed. 2/3
1973
They no longer have time to introduce themselves as required by law. They just kidnap you, bump you into a private car, and you'll be lucky if not tortured in there. Resultantly, kidnappers who are not in security now have a field day- their victims can't tell who's taking them. twitter.com/newvisionwire/…
1974
Tel rings-Bobi, u have a new offence over Arua. Me-What offence sir? Annoying, Alarming & Ridiculing the person of President M7! Looks like it wasn't ridiculous enough to frame me with guns, lie tortured MP Zaake escaped from custody & claim 37 pple used a stone to smash his car!
1975
In the evening of every evil regime, they always resort to widespread torture to silence opponents, but it never saves them.
One Ghetto child who has something to say through Music. Ugandan artiste, activist and leader of the National Unity Platform. Former MP, Parliament of Uganda.