Atungire Patrina👸

We can’t carry on like all is normal. If as lawyers we let off Lukwago’s abduction with a sigh, very soon we shall have no profession to profess. We all need to stand up and demand the unconditional release of our colleague. @ug_lawsociety Lawyering is not a crime.

@Tommujungujr @mkainerugaba People like you are so disgusting and inhumane!! You might this that such can never happen to you because you are so high and mighty but your actions will be rewarded.

@mkainerugaba Lukwago’s balls were only squeezed by LDUs and he made the wuwe wuwe noise. Imagine SFC boys are now squeezing his balls. The man should be crying in all languages.

@KagutaMuseveni Your excellency is this the Uganda you fought for ? One where we are ashamed and embarrassed to be Ugandans? One where arbitrary arrests and disappearances are the order of the day? What would the 36 year old you have to say about this? Would you be proud?

For more than two centuries, the Kingdom of Dahomey (in present-day Benin) maintained one of the most formidable all-female military forces in history. Known in the Fon language as mino—meaning “our mothers”—these women were elite soldiers entrusted with protecting the king and defending the kingdom. European visitors were so astonished by their discipline, courage, and battlefield skill that they compared them to the Amazons of Greek mythology. But the Dahomey warriors were not mythological figures. They trained rigorously, fought in major military campaigns, and earned a reputation as some of West Africa’s fiercest fighters. When French colonial forces invaded in the late 19th century, the women warriors fought with extraordinary determination despite being outmatched by modern weapons. Long before many women elsewhere were permitted to serve in armies, the mino were already proving that courage, leadership, and military excellence were never limited by gender. 📷 : A group portrait of the "Amazons from Dahomey" during their stay in Paris, 1891. © Women In World History #archaeohistories

This country is in the literal pits!! Our priorities are WAY OFF!! For a sane person who has gone through this internship to even suggest such a thing is inhumane but to enact it is just heartless! Meanwhile the “big boys” are eating. @AloikinOpoloje @AgoraCFR @MinofHealthUG

@MLSocialjustice @lawsocietymak @Makerere @MakerereLaw Oh wooow, Weldone ❤️

🎥🍿 The Mak MLSSJ made history by holding the first Legal Cinema Reflection Series on 2 April 2026, Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the event a success. We look forward to creating more spaces where law, justice, and society can be explored beyond the classroom.

@ccgea1 The Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, should not see the light of day!!!!

"This bill should not be just binned because someone might pick it again - it should be burnt!" Hon. Miria Matembe #SovereigntyBillUG #RejectSovereigntyBill

Bin the bill🚮 The rights of women and the country at large are at risk! This is not a quest to protect the sovereignty of the people of Uganda, THIS IS CONTROL, IMPUNITY AND VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS!!! #binthebill #burnthebill #rejectthebill

This is not just a legal debate it is about your voice, your rights, and your future. When laws begin to silence civil society, restrict public debate, and criminalize dissent, it is the ordinary citizen who loses the most..

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Eva Ramon Gallegos!!! Our hero❤️. I love developments in women’s SRH.

Most of us are on the chapter called “ I don’t know how but I will keep pushing” 🙏 💪

Starting afresh is hard but it actually rewards in the most amazing ways❤️. To starting afresh 🥂.

Fun fact: Anytime something bad happens in my life (am talking about life-altering or life-threatening situations) I normally get a word from God to fast before it actually happens.

I woke up this morning with one word on my heart: NEW. Maybe because it’s a new day, new month, and God’s mercies are new every morning. My heart felt full of joy and gladness. Think about it. Picture something new: The excitement. The anticipation. The big goofy smile on your face when you receive something new. It is: N — Never seen before. Brand new. Never seen before. That’s the precious gift we are given every day. Imagine that. What will you do with this never-seen-before day, week, month? E — Empty. An empty page. An open space. Yours to fill. Every minute, every moment, you get to infuse it with what you choose. How will you use this empty page that a new day, a new week, a new month offers you? May you choose wisely. W — Wisdom. Using something new calls for wisdom. Wisdom to know right from wrong. Wisdom to use what is new well. Wisdom to choose life. Wisdom to recognize the weight and the treasure of what is new. Wisdom to maximize this moment that will echo into a lifetime. May you receive this new day, new week, new month as the gift it is, and use it well. Blessings. 🙏🏾 #NewBeginnings #MondayMeditation #Gratitude

Anyone can love you on good days 🤗🤗 Real love shows up when life isn’t cute ☹️☹️ Because any coward can love ❤️ you when life is 😊 😊😊😊 Be careful who you choose to depend the rest of your life with💍👩‍❤️‍👨

@TheFirst1_AJ @JoshuaNotBaraka Exactly what I needed to hear today during this overwhelming storm

If you are reading this, you survived everything so far. Breathe. Stand tall. Continue. Your best work remains ahead.

This is unacceptable!! God our country is bleeding 💔😭