
Specialized in creative branding, and digital marketing @i4Network . I represent the brands that I believe in. WOD LUO
Kampala, Uganda
Joined November 2019
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Anyi Gerald retweeted
My rib, My wife Mrs Aaliyah Otile ❤️#Proverbs18:22
Anyi Gerald retweeted
Stay away from unhappy people!
Stay away from people who complain a lot!
Stay away from people who don't have anything good to say about other people.
Those people will frustrate and drain you to the ground!!
Stay away from unhappy people!
Stay away from people who complain a lot!
Stay away from people who don't have anything good to say about other people.
Those people will frustrate and drain you to the ground!!
Anyi Gerald retweeted
That is prostitution with a lifestyle requirement and this wont work for you just go back to hourly rates 🫵
"I once dated someone who was financially struggling, and I really suffered,"🎙️ @DoreenNasaasira
#KZone
That is prostitution with a lifestyle requirement and this wont work for you just go back to hourly rates 🫵
"I once dated someone who was financially struggling, and I really suffered,"🎙️ @DoreenNasaasira
#KZone
Difficult times doesn't mean God is preparing something, you might even die so be stronger than the motivation .
Anyi Gerald retweeted
Men are going to try your woman regardless. It's up to her to remain solid and it's up to you to give her a reason to remain solid.
Men are going to try your woman regardless. It's up to her to remain solid and it's up to you to give her a reason to remain solid.
Anyi Gerald retweeted
Thank you for highlighting the immense potential of our youth, culture and creative sector. As young leaders, we must seize these opportunities, build our skills and turn creativity into jobs, innovation and sustainable livelihoods for Uganda’s youth.
Last evening, I joined our friends from the Nordic countries—Sweden, Denmark, and Iceland at the Danish Ambassador's residence in Kololo for Nordic-Uganda Partnership Day.
This year’s celebration focused on youth, culture and the creative sector. The Nordic countries are our dependable partners across all sectors, and I am particularly pleased to see them investing in and tapping into the potential of the cultural and creative sector, which has enormous potential to transform our economy.
As a government, we also recognise the potential of these sectors. In our 10-fold growth strategy, which aims to transform Uganda into a USD 500 billion economy by 2040, we recognise the importance of the cultural and creative sectors.
The State Minister for Youth, Hon. @MercyLakiskis, informed us last evening that the Government has earmarked UGX 33 billion to support this sector in the 2026/27 financial year, with more support to be provided.
In the Nordic countries, the creative industries have been instrumental in driving innovation and development. I am hopeful that our youth will take advantage of the opportunities that the Nordic countries are making available to us.
Thank you, @SwedEnvoyUganda Anna-Maria Olsson, @DKAmbUganda’s Signe Winding Albjerg, @IcelandinUganda’s Katrin Einarsdottir, and your teams for organising an amazing day.






















