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@ChelseaFC 😂😂😂🔥

FT. #CFC | #EVECHE

A society that discourages critical thinking is a society that invites its own destruction.

As we exited the Sebei sub region this morning, we passed by the breathtaking Sipi Falls in Kapchorwa District, a powerful reminder of the natural beauty that our motherland Uganda is blessed with. Our country is rich, naturally endowed and deserving of stable leadership that protects and promotes this heritage. #ANewUgandaNow #ProtestVote2026 #PeoplePowerOurPower

@richfaith_ 😂😂

Where is Hon kabanda

New Year, New Mayor.

@Rutecfcardoso14 ♥️

From the bottom of my heart, thank you to the club and to all the fans for the love, respect and support shown during this incredibly difficult time. Your messages and gestures have meant more than words can express 🤍

By the grace of God, we're safely back from Kalangala. Upon arrival back home, I found that my wife Barbie Kyagulanyi had prepared some Christmas presents for our security team who have placed their lives on the line to keep us safe since the campaigns started. Often times, they receive the same brutal treatment we're subjected to daily. The least we can do is show them gratitude. The days ahead are still tough, but God is with us. Christmas is a time of sharing. I encourage us to reach out to those around us and share love and hope during this festive season. MERRY CHRISTMAS

@richfaith_ 😂😂

That’s why we need to vote for my friend so prisoners can have some rights

@NinyeTabz pleaseee

Uganda Airlines 👀

@farhiiiyaaa___ 😂😂

I hate when I’m wrapping my hijab and it doesn’t cooperate with me and suddenly turns into Larry Madowo. “My job is to cover you accurately, not positively.”

The Reds make their annual Christmas visit to @AlderHey Children’s Hospital 🎄❤️

@aloysiusnsubug1 Genuine commitment to peace should start with addressing violence and holding its known perpetrators accountable not mere recycling of empty slogans.

@ShamimNambassa Happy birthday!

Today, I turn another chapter in the book of my life. I’m deeply grateful to God, my family, friends, and everyone who has supported me along the way. Thank you for the love and encouragement. My only wish as I step into this new age is a new Uganda

it's amazin' how pseudo-intellectuals rise from the shadows after every debate or interview to lecture us about Robert Kyagulanyi's "lack of intellectual depth" these same voices never confront the actual crises suffocatin' Uganda they obsess over whether he fits their personal standard of "sophistication," but cannot point to a single workable solution for the country they claim to care about one speaks of "findin' a real alternative" or a "strongman with ideology," yet most wouldn't dare contest for LC I chairperson, let alone articulate a pathway out of Uganda's governance collapse what y'all fail to understand, or deliberately ignore, is the actual state of the Ugandan republic in terms of governance, we are bottom of the barrel: an eroded state, a mutilated constitution, captured institutions, and a political culture built on family rule for nearly 4 decades and in any society where authoritarian stagnation has stretched this long, the first task is never industrialization or middle-income dreams every nation that has escaped prolonged authoritarian rule, whether Poland in the 1980s, Malawi in the 1990s, Ghana after Rawlings, or South Korea post-Park, began with a governance reset before anything else they restored institutions, rebuilt constitutional norms, and re-established legitimacy. only then did they pursue economic transformation Uganda is no different our immediate national question is not how to become Shenzhen it is how to remove M7, dismantle the patronage machine around him, and uproot the musevenism that has seeped deep into the state and into us and to do that, you do not start with a perfectly theorized ideologue who writes dense treatises you start with someone who has organic mass legitimacy and the political force to shake a 40-year-old dictatorship that popular groundin', whether our pseudo-intellectuals likes it or not, does not sit with their preferred "intellectual strongman." it sits elsewhere Poland's transition did not begin with an economist; it started with a shipyard worker whose legitimacy dwarfed the regime's moral authority South Korea did not break authoritarian continuity because the opposition had perfect ideological clarity, but because mass mobilisation shifted the balance of power even M7, whom these critics now cite selectively, did not ascend because he was the continent's most coherent political theorist he rose because he carried momentum and legitimacy against a collapsing state popular legitimacy, not ideological complexity, is the lever that cracks entrenched power what we require of Kyagulanyi, should he take power, isn't a fully mapped-out industrialization blueprint on day one what we need is to restore the state: restore institutions, constitutionalism, rule of law, civic space, trust in public authority we need land reforms to untangle the chaotic tenure systems that have frustrated development for generations we need to rebuild the machinery of governance so the state can function as a state again if he can do this in his first 5 years, we can vote him out and then bring in the strongman or woman y'all fantasize about only after this foundation is recovered can Uganda rationally discuss industrial policy, infrastructure strategy, education reform, or the shape of a future economy you cannot build industries on a broken state you cannot design an economy on the back of captured institutions and you cannot industrialize a country whose land governance is opaque, contested, and vulnerable to political manipulation before Uganda imagines the country it wants to build, it must first answer the governance question: what is Uganda? and how do we want to be governed? that is the essential precondition for every dream these commentators like to pontificate about the tragedy is that the very people condemnin' Kyagulanyi for lackin' "ideological sophistication" know this they simply find it convenient to ignore it because it complicates their argument Uganda does not need a philosopher-king as the first step out of authoritarian stagnation it needs someone with the legitimacy and the public backin' to end an era that has long overstayed its historical mandate once the state is restored, then, and only then, can the deeper ideological and economic battles begin

@Mizzflav 😂😂😂

UAE....

@monopolyBc ❤️

The other side took all the artists i remained alone here but Guess what 😀 Yumbe❤️NUP rally

@SsebinaLubowa 😂😂😂

Invitation received. Declined. Sitting in a studio arguing with career talkers didn’t make the cut.

@NUP_Ug 😂😂

@iamhaffypowers 😂😂

Gwe!