Brian Wekesa

Stop using the tribal card to shield incompetent leaders from accountability. Alupo is one of those who have done nothing for the Teso sub-region beyond enriching herself. Name even one project she has actually initiated in Teso. The region is better off without self-serving leaders like her.

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We are going to go back to our parents habit of keeping the money in our houses.

The interesting thing about many of the senior NRM politicians trying to preach patriotism to young people is that their own children, who study and live abroad, are dual citizens. If told to choose between Uganda and those other countries, their children would not hesitate to choose the latter. Like I was telling one of them, first inculcate the virtue of patriotism in your children.

Private Elwelu should be tried in court without any fear or favor. Cheap politicians trying to play tribal card should be ignored. Elwelu is not above the law. He is not the first general nor the last to be arrested. I support NRM because of the prevailing peace. @DaudiKabanda

Do you remember the Standby Class 1 command he issued while he was still Deputy CDF? No one who is plotting to overthrow a government announces it in advance. Did Idi Amin tell Obote he was about to stage a coup? Have the recent coup plotters in the Sahel ever warned the leaders they intended to remove? Come on! Elweru has been planning to topple the government for a long time. He has been recruiting and arming rebels. His schemes have now been exposed.

A very useless article. When I referred to a “Fat Minister,” I did not mention your name. But if the shoe fits, please wear it this Christmas. I have tried to read your article over and over again, but it still doesn’t make any sense. You have only exposed yourself. I believe this was not even your idea, but rather that of your adopted fat son, Benesa Godfrey. By the way, he is abnormally overweight. Tell him to start working out or consider going on a diet.

I thought shoddy construction works are a common phenomenon only in Uganda. 🤔

Can you please share with me one Bible verse you turn to when life gets overwhelming?? 🥹

Facts

TikToker remanded over cyberstalking minister @JudithNabakoob1, PS @DianaAtwine A TikToker, Hassan Nsubuga, has been remanded to Luzira Prison on charges of cyber harassment, unlawful obtaining and disclosure of personal data, and cyberstalking of ministry of Health permanent secretary Dr Diana Atwine and Lands minister Judith Nabakooba. Nsubuga, 40, a resident of Kisubi in Entebbe Municipality, is accused of using a mobile phone to publish electronic communications on his TikTok account in which he accused Atwine of stealing ministry funds and contributing to the deterioration of medical services, which he claimed had resulted in the deaths of several Ugandans. According to the charge sheet, Nsubuga also allegedly accused Nabakooba of misappropriating ministry funds, creating fraudulent land titles and frustrating land-related  court cases involving poor people. He reportedly claimed that these actions had caused suffering among Ugandans. He is also accused of calling on members of the public to rise against Atwine and Nabakooba, arrest them and identify their personal properties for sale. Prosecutors contend that the statements amounted to threats of physical harm against the two officials and their properties. Nsubuga faces six counts: two of cyber harassment, two of unlawful obtaining and disclosure of personal data, and two of cyberstalking. The alleged offences were committed in September 2026 in Kampala and surrounding areas. He denied all the charges when he appeared before City Hall senior grade one magistrate Edgar Karakire this morning. The cyber harassment and personal data charges relate to the alleged publications concerning Atwine and Nabakooba. The cyberstalking counts accuse Nsubuga of repeatedly using electronic communications to contact, track or harass the two officials, allegedly disturbing or attempting to disturb their peace, quiet or right to privacy without a legitimate  communication purpose. Court records indicate that the case was initially registered at Kira Road Police Station before being brought to court. Prosecutor Benjamin Amanya informed the court that investigations were complete. Nsubuga applied for bail, citing the presumption of innocence until proven guilty, but the court rejected his application, ruling that his proposed sureties were not substantial. They included his friend, Abbey Twaha Kaddu, a shop attendant in Seeta, and his sister, Josephine Namatovu, a shop owner in the same area. The prosecution opposed the application, arguing that Kaddu did not have a close affiliation with Nsubuga, while Namatovu had not presented a trading licence to establish ownership of her alleged business. In his ruling, Karakire noted that the sureties resided outside the jurisdiction of the City Hall Magistrate’s court and had not demonstrated sufficient influence over Nsubuga to ensure that he returned to court whenever required. The court also observed that the sureties had not adequately established the nature and location of their businesses, information it considered necessary to facilitate their tracing should Nsubuga abscond. Karakire advised Nsubuga to secure more suitable sureties and reapply for bail if he wished. Nsubuga was remanded to Luzira Prison until November 5, 2026. He is among several Ugandans who have faced criminal charges over their online communications. About seven years ago, Brian Isiko, then a student at YMCA, was charged with cyberstalking former Kabarole District Woman MP @SylviaRwabwogo. He was subsequently sentenced to two years in prison. Other cases include that of former @Makerere University academic @drstellanyanzi, who faced charges of offensive communication and cyber harassment, and TikToker Ibrahim Musana, popularly known as Pressure 24/7, who also faced allegations of cyber harassment following a series of social media posts targeting the Kabaka of Buganda, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II, former speaker of parliament Anita Among & mini @Hon_Ssebugwawo

All this talk just to avoid going to the hospital to heal the sick😂🙌

Btw no one was mocking you The shoes fit You're actually mocking God with that stupid head like a kangaroo

Let us ALL remind Pr. Rober Kayanja that he does not have monopoly over God.

Here we don't delete!,this is @Brianw256 comment the day comrade Doreen Kaija was set to be produced to court after the violent abduction!