Nankunda Enid

People, be aware of this person right here, he often masquerades as a rich man and one with a reputation to protect because that ka last name.

Noticed: the men who rose from absolute zero always know God personally. Not religiously. Personally.

Nigga give me one scenario where you might have the need to bend your phone.

Day 123

This is the season where doors swing open without explanation.

This era is called: “I will give you back seven times what you lost.” Joel 2:25

I ain't dating that skyscraper

Please pray for my husband, he got stung by a bee in the forehead. He’s in the hospital now, his face all swollen and bruised. He almost died. Luckily I was close enough to hit the bee with a shovel.

3rd time teaching children's church and one kid asked if this is the only shoe I have

Thank you @DailyMonitor for publishing Tegule’s reminiscences. Noble used to joke that he personified the NRM because those letters were also his initials - Noble Rwaboni Mayombo🤣 We lived in the same Hall - Mitchell and sat in the same class for three years. He was one of the five soldiers of the NRA who had returned from the bush to resume studies. Their five were inseparable. Their pentagon had Mayombo, Mugira, Turyatunga, Karemire and Bainomugisha. The opposite pentagon had Oulanyah, Kajubi-Ssepuuya, Othembi, Olok-Asobasi and I. When I first visited Mayombo’s room I found he had an oversized 6 inch mattress on a tiny bed. Apart from the usual legal tomes, his bookshelf was full of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Kim Il Sung, and other communist thinkers. I recall that Cuban revolutionary icons Fidel Castro and Che Guevara were his true role models. He could recite entire passages from Castro’s courtroom apologia - History Shall Absolve Me. After the Guild race he refused to accept that his was a real loss. He claimed that it was due to a gap in the consciousness of the students who were confused about who can best serve their interests. He saw himself as a Daniel Ortega whose Sandinista Party overthrew the Samoza regime in Nicaragua but lost elections in 1990. I think Noble wanted to blunt the sting of the electoral loss. I told him that the students were actually aware of their interests that is why they voted for a candidate who was resisting the IMF/World Bank inspired structural adjustment policies that the NRM government had embraced lock, stock and barrel. This policy package forced developing countries like Uganda to carry out radical privatization programs and cut social spending. It was indeed a medicine whose side effects were worse than the disease it intended to cure! Our disagreements never degenerated into personal conflicts. No wonder a few months after the elections, during the Annual Africa Week, we held a Mock OAU Summit (now AU), and Noble agreed to play the role of Libyan President Gadaffi! He gave a sterling performance. Another Guild contestant, Amon Muzoora played the role of the host President Museveni with Grace Rubaale as First Lady Janet Museveni. Such fora gave the students the opportunity to delve into policy debates and gain insight into the problems afflicting society.

Norbert Mao vs Noble Mayombo: The presidential race fate denied Ugandans, writes @gawayategulle "In 1994, Mao and Mayombo, both lawyers, ran for seats in the Constituent Assembly. Mao lost to an old warhorse, Andrew Adimola, in Gulu Municipality. Mayombo, a favourite of the President, easily made it to the CA as an Army Delegate. But the two rivals met again in the 6th Parliament (1996-2001), Mayombo as a UPDF MP, and Mao as Gulu Municipality MP." 👉bit.ly/4t86QUz #MonitorUpdates

I like how people on twitter express my thoughts and all I have to do is just repost. Thank you😭

And when you finally make it in life, may your health never fail you.

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one of the best tweets i’ve ever read on here. it really stuck with me.

MALEMA DROPS A BOMBSHELL — "AFTER ALL YOUR ATTACKS, HOW MANY JOBS DID YOU CREATE?" 🇿🇦 ✊🏾 South Africa's Julius Malema has silenced the xenophobia debate with one powerful question! You marched. You burnt shops. You beat innocent Africans in the streets. So tell us: where are the jobs? Zimbabweans, Nigerians, and Ethiopians did not steal your future. A broken government and corruption did! Malema said it loud and clear: "I don't want votes that make me hate fellow Africans!" Africa helped South Africa defeat apartheid. This is how you repay the continent? Violence never created a single job. Ever.

“The people that built their heaven on your land are telling you yours is in the sky" ~ Nina Simone

@AppelezmoiKizza kandi mazima 😅

Okugambisa omwiguto… 🚮

Man sentenced to death for murder of toddlers at Ugandan nursery bbc.in/426N8O5

So, President M7's letter about the sovereignty bill has thrown Yusuf Nsibambi and the likes who said they support the bill in its entirety under the bus. Ozanya n'omuyekera...🤣🤣🤣

To the single mothers who spend the little they have on providing for their kids: may your pockets be blessed and never run dry.