Alfred Nsaba

🚧Eng. January Silangi Mugaye, Superintendent of Works at Kanungu District, is on the run, fearing arrest after the newly constructed Kankoko Bridge, worth 40 million Uganda shillings, collapsed weeks after it was commissioned. It is alleged that the work on the bridge was shoddy. Who is to blame by the misconduct of such engineers Are they really registered engineers @ERBUganda or they don't even own the titles What Must Be Done to so that Engineering Ethics are respected @MoWT_Uganda @UIPE_Uganda @MoLGUganda @UIPEKlaBranch

🚧The official launch of construction for the Kabaka Daudi Chwa II EACOP Stadium at the Buddu Saza Ground in Masaka City. This landmark initiative serves as a corporate social responsibility legacy project funded by the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) and its partners before Uganda’s first commercial oil barrel flows. Key Highlights of the Launch Cultural Significance: The groundbreaking ceremony was presided over by the Katikkiro (Prime Minister) of the Buganda Kingdom, Charles Peter Mayiga. He officially named the facility to honor Kabaka Daudi Chwa II, who was Uganda's first FUFA (Federation of Uganda Football Associations) President in 1924 and donated the land where the FUFA headquarters stand today. Timing & Legacy: The event coincides with the milestone of Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II marking 33 years on the throne (Amatikkira 33). Strategic Partnerships: The project is a collaborative effort involving the Buganda Kingdom, the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU), the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, EACOP, and Oceans General Holdings Limited. Community Impact: Designed to address the shortage of modern sports infrastructure in Uganda, the stadium will serve as a modern sports hub for Buddu County and the greater Masaka region, seamlessly blending cultural heritage with socioeconomic community development. @OfficialFUFA @EACOP_

@EliphaziMb30501 You are right 👍

@Alfrednsaba The weakness of this government is lack of supervision and people staying in the position for many years and mugaye has been that position for the last 20yrs plus

🚧Eng. January Silangi Mugaye, Superintendent of Works at Kanungu District, is on the run, fearing arrest after the newly constructed Kankoko Bridge, worth 40 million Uganda shillings, collapsed weeks after it was commissioned. It is alleged that the work on the bridge was shoddy. Who is to blame by the misconduct of such engineers Are they really registered engineers @ERBUganda or they don't even own the titles What Must Be Done to so that Engineering Ethics are respected @MoWT_Uganda @UIPE_Uganda @MoLGUganda @UIPEKlaBranch

@gubij @rojaclif 💯

@rojaclif @Alfrednsaba Someone cheaper, if indeed is professional, should act accordingly. Say no to such a project!! Protect your profession and professionalism!

@ODONGKARAM @rwenzori_ Government pays part of it & the rest is handled by the owners (Church, kingdom etc)

@Alfrednsaba @rwenzori_ Who pays the salaries of teachers and construction of infrastructures in government aided schools?

If Balaam is closing gov't schools where students pay fees, let him close Ntare, Bweranyangi or Mbarara High Sch. Everything is done by gov't but students pay 3M fees. Let him close or arrest Ntare Sch H/M and we see if he will remain a Minister! - Mwijukye Francis said

@KiberuJimmy Hopefully 🙏

Here we go! Hope Uganda is set> PPP Committee Approves Feasibility Study for Mau Summit-Malaba Highway - Kenyans.co.ke share.google/Xyb8SOOBKsoiWf…

@rwenzori_ A government school is fully owned and managed by the state, a government-aided school is owned by a private body (like a church or community group) but receives financial support and teachers from the government, and both follow official public education rules.

@rwenzori_ There is a difference between a government School & a government aided school Those are gov't aided schools

@katongolebillie @Makerere @NdejjeUnive 🤝🤝

Today I was privileged to be part of the Guild Leaders Summit 2026 @Makerere @NdejjeUnive #GPLASummit #GuildLeadersSummit2026

🚧𝐆𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐀𝐝𝐯𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐬 𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐊𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐥𝐚 𝐏𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫 𝐍𝐞𝐭𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤 𝐚𝐬 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐔𝐩𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐬 𝟗𝟎.𝟓𝟕% 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 The Government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Uganda's electricity infrastructure, with the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Transmission System Improvement Project now 90.57% complete. The milestone was confirmed following an inspection of the project by the Managing Director of the Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL), Eng. Joselynne R. Rwabwogo, and the Chief Executive Officer of the Uganda Electricity Transmission Company Limited (UETCL), Eng. Richard Matsiko. Financed through concessional funding from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the project is designed to enhance the capacity, reliability and resilience of the electricity transmission network serving the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area. Key works include: • Construction of new substations at Maya (Buloba) and Mukono • Upgrades to substations at Kawaala, Mutundwe and Bujagali • Reinforcement of critical 132kV transmission lines • Deployment of a mobile substation at Namungoona to improve supply reliability The officials acknowledged the temporary inconveniences caused by planned power outages during construction, noting that the interruptions are necessary to safely execute the works and deliver a stronger electricity network capable of meeting Kampala's rapidly growing energy demand. Upon completion, the project is expected to significantly improve electricity transmission capacity, reduce the risk of widespread outages, enhance service reliability, and support Uganda's industrialisation agenda and broader economic transformation. The Government appreciates the public's continued patience and cooperation as the country invests in modern infrastructure to deliver reliable, efficient and sustainable electricity for homes, businesses and industries. @UEDCLTD @uetcl #OpenGovUg #Uganda #Electricity #PowerInfrastructure #GreaterKampala

@grace_twijukye You are right The only issue is that the engineers & contractor ran away after the collapse. They should have stayed to defend themselves Another thing is that even the little 40m wasn't used appropriately

@Alfrednsaba 40m is not enough unless it was an additional cost on what they had allocated b4. Otherwise naffe abawagila okukwata abalibenguzi mutubalemu amagezi📌

@Darius_ampeire In Kanungu district It's Kankoko bridge located on the Road from Kanyantorogo to Bwindi N.Park

@Alfrednsaba But where exactly is this bridge??

@akacuncu Yaa, it is After the incident (Kanungu), the superintendent of works, the district engineer & the contractor ran away. The ka little 40m was divided amongst different people in the system

@Alfrednsaba The system is rigged, Engineers can't fully own such scenarios.

@RonnPerez The only issue is that he is on a run He should come & give accountability 📌

@Alfrednsaba Can we give you 40mil and you redo the work?

@rojaclif This has to be eliminated completely

@Alfrednsaba A bridge costing 40m 😂 That's the effect of knowing someone cheaper 😂

@MaureenMuc69191 @AkifezaGrace @tombrightamooti Alright 🤝

@Alfrednsaba @AkifezaGrace @tombrightamooti I will personally visitall if them to see this and we shall come back to this conversation

🚧Nambole Stadium Renovation works moving on smoothly Hon Peter ogwang, the State minister for sports, together with other mps @AkifezaGrace @tombrightamooti conducted a site visit on the progress of the work that is being done by UPDF Engineering Brigade. In order to meet the requirements by CAF to host AFICON 2027, many enhancements are being carried out at the stadium The Objectives and Scope CAF Compliance: Addressing specific requirements including shifting dressing rooms to the western side, adding a media tribune, and comprehensive roofing adjustments. Capacity Enhancement: Expanding seating configurations and facilities ahead of major regional tournaments. @OgwangOgwang @Educ_SportsUg

@MaureenMuc69191 @AkifezaGrace @tombrightamooti The stadium is still under renovation please & I believe What ever you have mentioned will be put

@Alfrednsaba @AkifezaGrace @tombrightamooti These stadia should have top end gymnasium, a minimum 2 training grounds, spas and massage palour, kids play spaces, cafes and restaurants, a three star hotel minimum. A conference arena and media center. Am sure those ar missing or substandard if any

Please take note that the project is being done in 2 phases & phase one already completed: which focused on securing the 128 acres of land, fencing the perimeter, and initial civil, electrical, and pitch works. Now on phase 2: which is focused on; Capacity Expansion: Increasing seating from around 38,000–42,000 up to 45,000–60,000 seats. Roofing and Lighting: Constructing a comprehensive modern roofing system and boosting floodlights to 2,500 lux. VIP and Media Facilities: Building a presidential suite for multiple heads of state, relocating dressing rooms, and adding a modern media tribune. Surrounding Infrastructure: Adding a modern CCTV security network, an Olympic-size swimming pool, and an onsite hotel.

@Alfrednsaba @AkifezaGrace @tombrightamooti This project was granted a go ahead in 23, how are we panicking building this thing now?

Learn to appreciate what the government of Ug🇺🇬 is doing, not just insulting. >Renovation of Nambole Stadium is going on✅ >Construction of Hoima Stadium is almost done ✅ >Construction of Aki Bua stadium is also almost done ✅ These are world class stadiums & So many other sports stadiums

@Alfrednsaba @AkifezaGrace @tombrightamooti This country is an embarrassment

@ashabaronalds They haven't made any official communication

@Alfrednsaba What are the incharge people saying

@rojaclif That has to be confirmed Why should a registered engineer do such work 😔

@Alfrednsaba And also your statement of are they really engineers