Raymond J Ssedagala

"We only have one country and all of us have to live in it and then bequeath it to our children just like it was bequeathed to us...We can't all run it at the same time but those who run it, as well as those who aspire to do so must always act in our best interest..../1

Freeze all proceedings based upon the Computer Misuse law. AG advises Government. Courts must free all accused persons facing such nullified charges immediately.

We are nearing the anniversary of the somber day in 1971 when Ssekabaka Edward Muteesa II was laid in state. This event followed extensive negotiations between kingdom officials and Amin's new government, involving Abu Mayanja, J.H. Gesa, J.M.N. Zikusoka, E.A.T. Obitre Gama, A.C.K. Oboth-Ofumbi, and Wanume Kibedi. Additional committees also included 21 diplomats. I am pleased to share the Programme for 29 March to 4 April 1971 and President Amin's Speech at Parliament Building on 31 March: "I want to give you one example of how Sir Edward Mutesa did this. I understand that when he was in office as President of Uganda he gave up a whole year's salary which was set aside for the development of Karamoja District. ...This is another good reason for bringing Sir Edward's body to this Parliament. This is the place where the representatives of the people of Uganda have gathered in the past. It is the place where they will gather together in the future." 1/2

2/2

😂😂

Most men look calm from outside, but inside they're carrying family pressure, bills & unfinished dreams. It will get better one day. Lock in! 🫵

Small businesses are set to benefit from improved access to affordable credit after the @BOU_Official (BoU) revised its lending framework #kikubolaneUpdates More information 👇 kikubolane.com/2026/03/24/ban…

Black tax is one of those topics that demand great nuance. But you should never take advice on what you deserve and your responsibilities from wealthy or better-off folks. Their privilege blinds them to the sordid realities of life. Send money home if you can spare some.

Every man should watch this… ladies pls scroll away. T for tenks

It is okay to admit that you were wrong in the past and that you have changed your mind about things. Growing up means realizing that you did not know everything when you were younger. Be proud of the fact that you are learning and becoming more open to new ideas. A mind that never changes is like a room that never gets fresh air.

Renew your PDPO registration & ensure full compliance with the Data Protection & Privacy Act, Cap. 97 by 30th April 2026 Expired certificates? Act now to avoid issues with permit renewal. Register/renew online via pdpogo.ug/register #NGOsUganda #Dataprotection.

Pope Leo meets @UgandaEpiscopal Bishops during their ad Limina visit—strengthening unity with the Holy See and sharing the Church’s mission. 🇻🇦🇺🇬 #PopeLeoXIV #Uganda #VaticanNews

Brotherman, @SilverKayondo, there's something about this submission that is rather off, disturbing even. In good faith, let me explain. Oginga Odinga warned in his memoir, Not Yet Uhuru, that Africans should be very worried if their education alienates them from society & its realities instead of helping them serve it. Unfortunately, your submission reeks of the former. First, consider yourself privileged that you can speak ‘Netflix English’, & can represent Sportify. That's big and most Ugandans are happy to see their countrymen win. However, the true value of your education is ultimately how you use your education, to impact the lives of everyday Ugandans. See, there’s a boda boda guy who probably took you to school at some point and you don't even remember. Maybe you took a taxi someday on your way to becoming a world class lawyer. While at UCU, there was that Askari who opened the gate for you, the ultimate question is, in addition to Netflix and Spotify, how does your education benefit them? Going back to IP, first, you submission to parliament was great, that's true service to the Ugandan parliament. As for the musicians - these annoying brothers and sisters that are nevertheless our own, perhaps the question becomes, is there a way you can help them understand the law better? They definitely won't pay top dollar like Netflix and Spotify, but maybe if we help them, they’ll become better and pay a hit more in the future? Surely, dismissing them for not fluently speaking that language the colonialists whipped out forefathers into speaking, we all have a duty to make the weakest among us better, after all, we as a society can only be as strong as they, the so-called weakest links we have…

A big part of loving someone that people often overlook is knowing they might be willing to do something reckless for you and caring enough not to let them. Love is also having the restraint not to exploit it and choosing their well being over your own ego boost.

😂😂👌🏻🙌🏼

?????? YOU?????? EVER?????? LAY?????? IN?????? BED?????? AND?????? REALIZE?????? HOW?????? AMAZING?????? GOD?????? IS?????

some connections only feel deep because you were the one investing depth into them

@norbertmao That's so sad! May his soul rest in eternal peace!🙏

This is uncanny! On the fourth anniversary of the death of Speaker Jacob Oulanyah we have lost his father Mzee Nathan Okori! I have just got the sad news from his family that two days ago he was rushed to Lacor with respiratory complications and today he died. Sad!

Governor Michael Atingi-Ego delivers his keynote address at the Kamuli Townhall, speaking directly to the role of the Bank of Uganda in the socioeconomic transformation of Uganda. Read the full speech here: 🔗 ow.ly/KYoz50Yq20H #BOUTownhall #BOUConnects

🧎🏽‍♂️🙏

Aijuka rises from rural Bushenyi to academic top-level excellence. Only 16 students from the school of law have graduated with a first class in Makerere University's history observer.ug/education/aiju…