Musamali Moses Ali

@EmilyTuhumwire Congratulations

And boom yesterday I said yes to the love of my life ❤️✨️😅

There is power in prayer 🤲 guys 🙏🏾 #PrayToGod

The Institution recruited 700 new staff without interviews. Our brothers and sisters who scored 90% in interviews were never hired! Imagine such injustice hiding behind Tukutendereze! We'll push back!

To All My Fellow Students Especially Rebooters @Makerere .

It’s tomorrow,please vote for @HannahKarema

Is it not amazing that to win in Makerere's guild elections you have to beat one of the most well orchestrated political blackmail, campaigns? She has taken on a whole "system' and she seems to have come up with a formulae that is working. It is now panic stations and for me that is what you call: Gumite

Etania is the real number one.

@JokMoses Keep pushing my brother

New beginning at Juba Teaching Hospital, Stomatology Dept. My Arabic isn’t in shape, anyone offering some help?! #SSOX

A productive engagement at Seeta University where our team discussed women’s health, preventive screening, and wellness. Empowering young women with knowledge to make informed health choices. Together we move closer to a healthier future for every girl and woman. 💜

Success vs Luck: The Power of Preparation Success does not come by luck; success is prepared for and worked for. As the Luganda saying goes: “Omukisa gujjira yetegese” — fortune finds the one who is prepared. Personally, I doubt the idea of luck as many people imagine it. You cannot simply spend all day - all night in prayer asking for blessings and expect success to fall into your hands. Prayer is important, but effort and preparation must accompany it. What people often call “luck” is simply a beneficial moment meeting someone who has already prepared themselves. Because when an opportunity appears, only the prepared person is able to recognize it, seize it, and benefit from it. That is why I always tell the youth: success does not fall like rain. It is earned through commitment, discipline, and hard work. If you desire success, focus on what you are building, what you are learning, and where you are putting your effort. When preparation meets opportunity, people may call it luck — but in truth, it is the reward of preparation.

Happy to recieve the Quarter finalists in the W0rld debating Competition in Istanbul, Turkey, Congratulations to Team Kiira College Butiki , Busoga is proud of your achievements @BusogaTourism

A son of a boda rider - graduates with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from Makerere University. From dusty streets to hospital wards — this is God’s grace. “So which of the favors of my Lord shall I deny?” 🤍

@AbiasIkondere @Makerere Congratulations 🎊

To glory in the Highest. My parents and everyone that contributed to my academic journey, thank you. Congratulations to all @Makerere graduands. #Mak76thGraduation.

Mwiri X Namagunga Sosh: When top-tier class meets elite style. 👑 The bar wasn’t just raised; it was set in the clouds. 🙌🥂✨ #MwiriGungasSosh2026

Aptitude test yesterday at Makerere felt like a reunion meeting my former classmates, roommates, and seniors. 🙌

Bagoza Amoni Baguma, Makerere University Lord Councillor and aspiring KCCA Speaker, announces talks with Chinese partners to introduce electric cabs on Kampala’s drainage routes, aiming to improve transportation and enhance city safety. #NTVNews 📷 @lbrahim_kavuma

Viva, Butiki , pride of Busoga

I hardly receive emails these days, even the phone calls have reduced, the invitations have dimmed. #politicalreality: The emails were not being sent to Nyanjura, the phone calls were not being made to Nyanjura, the invitations were not for Nyanjura . They were emails, phone calls and invitations to the position that I am exiting in May! NGOs that organize leadership sessions for those that emerge victorious after elections need to start putting more emphasis on training sessions for those that don’t emerge victorious. Society loves walking and moving along side winners, no matter how they won! Very few people care about “losers” that are largely nursing wounds of defeat, they have debts and the future seems bleak. I think our self appointed ambassadors that went to State House were looking for solace, unfortunately for them, they went to a wrong person and to a wrong place.