Venesio B. Bhangyi

"Esente Zakameza", Uganda's household anthem? Ladies please, also contribute! Afterall, we all feed from the same table.

There are great lessons for Ugandan opposition politicians from a country in the south of African. Do you copy?

The cold weather is Back in town. Like COVID 19, its "lock-down" effects will be felt 9 months later

Today, "NTV road safety" conference brought to the fore the road safety challenges and future directions. Parliament, you can learn from their proceedings to inform the amendments to road safety act, 2019 .

When people deploy tools for the wrong reasons. Tell them bro.

Toady 9 to 10pm, on 88.2 Sanyu Fm. We discuss Christmas spending. Jaluo, be ready to allow in those calls!!!!!!!

The recent Lake tragedy is another signature in a country system failling its people. RIP and Condolences

@GloriaKatwere @ntvuganda you will be very surprised. Life teaches even the idiots!

@ntvuganda @VBhangyi 😂😂😂😂😂wea did u get this,one from

The breast is a very important sexual instrument. If there is a man out there who doesn’t know how to use it, then you better go to class for it - @VBhangyi #NTVMEN

@ntvuganda Its very abusing. This problem is common with certain indigenous tribes than others. It is a real problem.

Biologically speaking, a mother’s milk is rich, it is rich food. If it was possible that mothers would have this milk without having young ones probably it would be okay for the husbands to consume it - @VBhangyi #NTVMEN

Men breastfeeding is a real problem. Are they normal people enjoying? Or should society be very concerned? life is a paradox!!!

A number of Ugandans may be suffering from self inflicted poverty and material deprivation. cut down unnecessary expenses

No matter how many laws you write in this country without massive mindset change, women may not necessarily enjoy or realize sufficiency of inheritance previlages twitter.com/ntvuganda/stat…

Is it the education system that is to blame for Uganda' s poverty or the collective of its people including the rulers and the ruled? just asking.

Uganda's Escalating Crime Is really crime in Uganda increasing? Could it be that crime now, than in the past media reports more on crime than before? Is the police really that incoompetent in addressing crime?How can a police that serves or appears to serve a regime solve crime?