Sandra Wambui

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@sandriosw Y'ello esteemed customer. That is unfortunate. Please confirm; • WakaNet Fiber number • An available alternative contact number Kind Regards, MTNAndrew

@mtnug you’re network is so horrible lately. I can’t be paying a monthly subscription only to struggle with speeds and terrible connectivity. 😡

Hello @mtnug help needed here.

NO, THE DIASPORA DOES NOT WEAR PRADA… Uganda please, the Diaspora does not wear Prada! We are not strutting down some Fifth Avenue runway, sunglasses on, accents confused, loyalties for sale. No. The diaspora is that stubborn, beautiful mix of Luganda proverbs, Alur pride, Banyankore Kweterana humor, Teso Kere, and Acholi resilience to name a few - served with a side of airport goodbyes and Sendwave remittances. We are Ugandan. Full stop. No designer label required. Now, let me take you back - because Uganda’s policies have always had a way of arriving like an unexpected thunderstorm in 'Jjera-wood' (read: Najjera). On April 18, 1979, after the fall of Amin, banks were heavily looted. Dimes withdrawal became tricky. Banks reacted and said, “My friend, you can only withdraw 5,000 shillings.” You looked at your own money like it belonged to government. Then Obote II gave us the famous “chit system” -where sugar became rarer than a polite boda boda rider in Kyanja. Suddenly, connections were currency, and omuntu wa wansi was left negotiating life like a man buying Rolex without chapati. But even those…even those did not attempt what this Sovereignty Bill is flirting with: the audacity to look at a Ugandan abroad and whisper, “Foreigner.” Foreigner? Me? The same me who supports my kith and kin in Uganda? The same me whose December ticket alone probably funds that car chasing birds at Entebbe’s runway? The same me whose burial plot is already quietly reserved somewhere in Pakadha between my brother Alfred and Francis grave and that barkcloth Mutuba tree? My friend, what flavored shisha are we smoking? This is where the Prada analogy enters, kubanga we must educate each other small-small. “The Devil Wears Prada” whose sequel launch premiered in New York yesterday, taught us that evil doesn’t always look like a monster in the tunnels at Clock Tower. Sometimes it is well-dressed, well-worded, and dangerously convincing. Policies too can come dressed in fine language -sovereignty, protection, order -yet underneath, they quietly rearrange your rights like furniture in a house you built. Today it is the diaspora. Tomorrow, it is anyone who thinks too loudly. My good friend and @SmackObs @PhillipKarugaba said it best in those spirited Uganda Global Conversations sessions moderated by @SmackObs Timothy Gaburungyi and on another space hosted yesterday by @rkabushenga - rights are not seasonal. They do not expire at Entebbe Airport. The Constitution did not say, “All Ugandans are equal…until you board Emirates.” And let us not pretend this is abstract. The kadama sends 500K home - hardware shops smile, contractors eat, boda bodas fuel up, data bundles are purchased, and life…moves. Mwebereremu. You pull one thread, the whole sweater unravels. This bill, my friends, is that small pebble in your shoe. Ignore it, and soon you are limping. Entertained by it, and one day you are crawling. So no, Uganda - The diaspora does not wear Prada. We are not devils in designer suits. We only wear #Ondaba brands. We are your sons, daughters, investors, critics, lovers, so Ugandan, and loudest ambassadors. And if loving #Uganda loudly is now a problem - then perhaps the problem is not us. Kill the bill in @Parliament_Ug. Before it learns how to wear a suit. #StopTheSovereigntyBill #Ondaba #SovereigntyBill

@patrickoyulu @KCCAUG 🤣🤣🤣

FRIDAY NIGHTS: WHEN WE OWED YOU NOTHING! There was a time in the 80s, when #Kampala weekends had a clear destination, and they still do - and if your stars aligned, your shoes pointed straight to Chez Joseph on Kimathi Avenue. Opposite @KCCAUG , the place stood like a nightclub and a social sorting hat rolled into one. You didn’t just enter - you qualified. Money helped. Connections helped more. Confidence? That was your wildcard. This was the most popular hangout joint for the youth back then. Inside, the formula was sacred: blue, red, yellow bulbs… a mirror ball spinning like it had secrets… and at the far end, the DJ box - where DJ Telematch (Mukiibi) conducted the night like a high priest of vinyl. When he dropped a track, it was no longer a dance floor -it was a declaration, like he did one night when he dropped 'Jack the Groove' by Raze. But before all that glory and celebration0? Survival. Because not all of us arrived fully funded. Some of us passed by the shadows of the old Ministry of Labour building - near that legendary old abandoned trench - now Workers House, that looked deep enough to swallow your future - where a quiet economist of the night sold K. Yes, Kasese (Waragi). A glass. Maybe a Fanta or a Mini would set you on the path to happiness. Add lime. Suddenly, the world made sense -and more importantly, you had courage capital. Then came “Footsubishi” - our hybrid transport system. Meanwhile, the chosen few rolled in -borrowed or “temporarily reassigned” father’s car - packed like a matatu of ambition. Driver brings the ride. One friend brings the entrance fee. Another negotiates with the kanyama at the gate. Teamwork made the nightlife work. Inside? Ah. You bought one beer at 11pm - and nursed it like an investment portfolio till 1am. Holding that bottle wasn’t thirst. It was status. You danced not because you had much - but because, for those hours, you lacked nothing. Then the morning came, uninvited but inevitable. You walked back up Kimathi Avenue, eyes red, spirit undefeated, past the early church goers, the saints at Christ the King Church. They stared. You stared back. Under your breath: “Why are you looking at me?” Their eyes said “Bambi.” Yours replied -without words - Do I.O.U? Not today. Because Friday night had cleared all debts. At least until next weekend. To #HappyFridays #Uganda Video courtesy: Mad shots

@mtnug Please check dm, i already sent all details

@sandriosw .Y'ello Sandra! Sorry about that. Please DM the number attached to the internet service and an alternative contact for support. Regards, MTNGeo

Hello @mtnug help needed here urgently.

@mtnug how come this offer hasn’t reflected on my router 😟

@mtnug how come this isn’t working on my router 😑

@patrickoyulu @SkyzHotel @AchanVanita Thank you Patrick 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

@sandriosw @SkyzHotel ...@AchanVanita I have Sandra here, first to say "I shall be there." I shall get her a ticket. @sandriosw is that okay?

YOUR MOMENT ALUR PROFESSIONAL WOMEN! Join the Alur Professional Women Association Network (APWAN) for the Grand Launch & Dinner – an evening of networking, mentorship and Alur excellence. 📍 Protea Hotel – @SkyzHotel Saturday, 13th December 2025 | 🕓 4:00 PM 🎭 Dress code: Elegant African For tickets & reservations: 📞 Publicity: Ms. Afoyomungu Lornah – 0702 999 608 💰 Treasurer / In-charge North/West Nile: Mrs. Kwach Grace – 0773 793 062 NB: I shall sponsor the first two Alur Women Professionals to reply to this post, with the words "I shall be there." It’s your call. @AchanVanita | #APWAN #Uganda #AlurProfessionals #Ugandanwomen #AlurWomen

@KFCinUganda Namugongo Rd 😎

Which KFC store is this? First correct answer wins a Streetwise 2.😊

I thought this was @RichardTuwangye 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Where can someone download this kind of love?

@UEDCLTD Already shared in DM

@sandriosw Sorry for the inconvenience caused. Kindly share your meter account number and telephone number we assign a team to follow up. /BB

@UEDCLTD we haven’t had power since Tuesday night in mulawa opposite Total petrol station.

@nwscug Can we at least have proper feedback on this matter. You keep following up with nothing positive to show. 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

@sandriosw We are really sorry about this Sandra, let's follow this up. #waterman

@nwscug For the past 6 days, we practically have no water in Kira Mulawa. We messaged you several times, but your team doesn't have the decency to even reply.

@nwscug @cyb3rforce And it’s now 10days of no water in the area with no clear communication from you guys. Technicians keep calling to ask for the location and once they reach they never have a clear answer as to when the water will be back 😡😡😡

@cyb3rforce Good morning. We apologize for this. Please check DM. #Waterman

@nwscug It’s day 6 and we still don’t have any sign of water 🙄🙄

@sandriosw We regret the inconvenience Sandra, let's make a follow-up with the technical teams regarding supply to your area. #waterman

Paying Water Bills helps NWSC extend water services to Unserved Ugandans Dear customer, when did you last pay your water bill? Did you know that for every bill paid, a Ugandan without clean safe water gets services? @NWSCMD