The Untold Truth

Hajji Basajjabalaba wanted to buy a heart worth 2m 💶... for his mother. He even attempted to use political influence to get the heart but he couldn't. Sometimes it's not all about money😒 I feel sorry for him.

Our politicians are building churches, our judges are building churches, Doctors are building churches and now even the schools meant to be our sources of knowledge about new things in the world, AI and technology are also building churches. What is wrong with Uganda? What is our obsession with building mega temples for the God of Israel and yet the Israelites themselves are building mega Science laboratories? Keep in Mind that this same God told us that he lives in our hearts and doesn’t even need mega temples. This must be Dogo, someome must be bewitching us Ugandans because otherwise, how do we explain this?

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since been forgotten by the very @KagutaMuseveni that they fought with. Many are struggling with bankruptcy, disease and poverty. Today HE’s saying “protect our gains” yet he refuses to protect those with whom he fought for said gains. How quickly people forget! 3/3

Do you know who the liberation historicals are? And what role they played in the fight to over throw Obote’s dictatorial government? In the photo below are some of them. Others are; • Capt. John Mubiru • Lt. Lawrence Kyazze • Sgt. Muwonge • Major Kiwanuka • Sgt. Bamunoba

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The truth about Dr. Andrew Lutakome Kayiira, a great revolutionary who was betrayed by the state, and whose murder case was dismissed and has never been solved to this day - part 1 @BuffaloSoldierA @ScotlandYardCSI @dorah_muhanuuzi @AidenKaliisa @OmutakaW

incurred during the liberation struggles , a compensation valued at Ugx 10b. Why has the president still failed to compesate the family of one of his closest friends, even though they stand to lose some of their mortgaged properties?

into her imprisonment, she was pardoned and released by Museveni courtesy of his close friendship to Rose Mugwanya’s brother Zimula Mugwanya. To this day, sergeant Rose Mugwanya’s family claims that @KagutaMuseveni has still failed to compensate them for the loses they 4/5

Sergeant Rose Mugwanya was a partner to Daniel Oyite-Ojok, a military officer and commander who was nicknamed “Lion of War” because of his military prowess. Oyite-Ojok was killed in a helicopter crash in the Luwero Triangle, with rumors saying the helicopter was shot down by 1/3

It is through David Oyite-Ojok that Rose Mugwanya joined the army where she served as a seamstress for the soldier’s uniforms. But after hearing about Oyite-Ojok’s death, she decided to join UFM in an attempt to fight against NRA and avenge her partner 3/3 @BuffaloSoldierA

sergeant who served in the UFM wars against the NRA rebel group. She was a girlfriend to David Oyite-Ojok, a famous military officer and commander who died in a helicopter crash in the Luwero triangle. It is rumored that the helicopter was shot down by Museveni’s rebel group. 2/3

How did the granddaughter of Stanislaus Mugwanya, a prominent figure in Buganda’s history who served as a Katikiro in Kabaka Daudi Chwa’s reign, and a daughter to Matayo Mugwanya, a profound political lawyer and judge end in the UFM wars? Sergeant Rose Mugwanga was a female 1/3

Matayo Mugwanya, who was then a prominent lawyer and judge in Uganda’s politics. After Oyite’s death, Rose Mugwanya joined a rebel group to fight against Museveni’s NRA………. 5/5 @BuffaloSoldierA @dorah_muhanuuzi @ScotlandYardCSI @Pliam_ @TheLoveDre @BekarSebat51443

saying that the crash was caused by a mechanical fault, but others rumoring that Oyite-Ojok’s helicopter was shot down by Museveni’s rebels on his way to fight them. Before his death, Oyite-Ojok had developed a relationship with Rose Mugwanya, a daughter of the prominent 4/5

Meet David Oyite-Ojok, a military officer and commander whose military prowness earned him the nickname “The Lion of War”. Oyite-Ojok was Born in 1940 in Loro, Northern Uganda, Oyite Ojok joined the Uganda Rifles in 1963. He was a Key figure in the overthrow of Idi Amin’s 1/5