Thank you for representing our beloved Freedom fighter HE @KagutaMuseveni
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It was an honour to represent H.E. President @KagutaMuseveni at the colourful wedding of Charlene Ruto, daughter of H.E. President William Samoei Ruto of Kenya, and her husband, Isaya Yunge, held at Malaika Beach Resort in Mwanza, Tanzania.
The beautiful celebration brought together family, friends and distinguished guests from across the region, reflecting the strong bonds of friendship and cooperation between Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
On behalf of President Museveni, I conveyed his heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the newlyweds, accompanied by a wedding gift of USD 20,000 as a token of goodwill.
May God bless Charlene and Isaya with a lifetime of love, happiness and prosperity.
Congratulations to the newlyweds!
Today, National Elected Female Youth Member of PARLIAMENT Hon @KanyesigyeMerc1 joined Youth MP @SamBegira and fellow young Youth at the @Makerere convention to discuss "The Economy and Young People."
During Hon Mercy s Address, she said
We don't just need jobs; we need an ecosystem. We need skills that match the market, and we need young people designing the budgets that fund their future.
Let’s turn statistics into solutions.
#YouthAgendaUG #TukoPamoja #YouthUnemployment #NDPIV #Vision2040 #UgandaParliament
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One and only president @mkainerugaba Museveni The Roaring greatest Lion of Africa
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Let whoever attempts to discuss military matters in PARLIAMENT be demoted immediately your excellency 🫡
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No one is allowed to discuss ANYTHING in parliament to do with the security forces without my express approval. Let anyone dare and find out. We will be happy to teach them a lesson. This is my last warning.
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At the invitation of the @MakGuild Speaker, Rt. Hon. @TrevisMuhwezi, I joined a panel of young leaders at the University Leaders Convention held today at @Parliament_Ug to discuss Uganda’s economy and the role of young people, particularly university students, in shaping its future.
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Thank you, General, for your outstanding service as CDF. You have accomplished the tasks God gave you with courage and excellence.
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The first son because in life one should always have a second thought before acting.
The choice the first son made was concrete because he took time to think about it whereas the second son accepted instantly to look obedient and please the father.
Let me tell you a story ' There once was a man and he had two sons, and to the first son one day he said go and look after the cows. The first son said No. But afterwards he thought better of it and he went to look after the cows. The man said the same thing to the second son and he said, yes sir straightaway. But he didn't go. So which of the two sons did his father's will? '
So hard working dear. Keep raising and inspiring us HE @ShillahBlessed
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A very interesting conversation with many young people from different regions of Uganda on the role of university student leaders in advancing national development, social cohesion,peace and stability in Uganda. Kudos Hon.@TrevisMuhwezi for organizing this 👏
Replying to @SandraAnati @GovUganda @Parliament_Ug @uculaw @EAYLF_official @LAlionzi @ShillahBlessed @TrevisMuhwezi @NrmYouthleague
I'm proud of you dear
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I believe that meaningful change begins when young people move beyond conversations and take an active role in decision-making processes.
Today’s session was a valuable opportunity to engage, share perspectives, listen to different voices and appreciate the importance of active citizen participation in shaping our country’s future and as Youths, how invested are you in the Government Programs put in place for us?
@ObothOboth
#StudentLeadersConvention
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General Muhoozi is correct. The arrest of Mr. Elweru is a serious national security matter that should not be politicized. Let security institutions establish the facts through due process.























