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As the saying goes, what men never learn from history is that men never learn from history.

Kampala, Uganda
Joined June 2025
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Replying to @rwomchechen
Jesus Christ never worshiped like this neither did his apostles but pegans worship like this ,is Catholic apostolic church or apostate church?
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SCAM ALERT ‼️ (1/3) A few months ago, I lost 4M via MTN Mobile Money. I walked to an agent to withdraw money, as usual. I read out my number, received a PIN prompt and approved it. I then asked the agent to give me the cash, only for her….
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Islam is the only religion that did not need statues or images to point people to God. Every other faith built images. Islam built direct worship.
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Gashumba didn't attack Pastor Kayanja He attacked false Prophets and cheats Gashumba didn't attack Pastor Kayanja He attacked false Prophets and cheats Gashumba didn't attack Pastor Kayanja He attacked false Prophets and cheats
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AlShabaab alQaeda Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) Boko Haram JNIM/AQIM All those groups have caused havoc in Africa. They are driven by Islamist ideology And their primary target is USA and Israel.
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One real thing about life is if you dont believe in your self nobody will
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Uganda cannot afford a bloated Parliament of over 500 MPs for a population of 45-50 million. The Old Man of the Clan, @AndrewMwenda, is right: we must drastically reduce the number of MPs ideally to one per district (around 146) plus targeted women representatives to slash wasteful expenditure on salaries, allowances, cars, and perks. This money should fund real priorities like healthcare (malaria kills dozens daily), roads, education, and security. A leaner @Parliament_Ug would improve deliberation, reduce patronage politics, and force MPs to focus on national issues rather than hyper-local demands. Oversized legislatures burden taxpayers without delivering proportional results. It’s time for serious reform, fiscal responsibility and better governance demand it. Thank you
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Kampala’s transport syst depends heavily on private cars, bodas and matatus, minibuses…. The signing of this MoU for a feasibility study on a Light Rail Transit (LRT) syst in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA) is a shift that we have for so long demanded from @GovUganda ; that is a shift from relying almost entirely on roads and minibuses to integrated mass transit solutions! Once implemented, the system will complement existing and planned infrastructure including , Kampala Flyover Project, Kampala–Entebbe Expressway, the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) plans & the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) plans! @MoWT_Uganda [Ai image]
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UG does not need a prettier taxi park. It needs mass transit that removes thousands of people from the road at once. That means rail. That means metro systems. That means commuter trains. Renovating taxi parks and introducing buses is just reorganizing congestion not solving it.
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When will this road mentainece be completed? Gadaffi road, sir Apollo
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Beware of staged or manufactured fabrications of videos, photographs or any other content about the ongoing elections that are being created and circulated by unscrupulous people on social media platforms. Verify before sharing anything you see online to avoid misleading and misinforming people and falling victim to computer misuse offences. #StopMisinformation #VerifyBeforeYouShare #MyVoteMyVoice
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You couldn’t counter a single point, so you switched to sewage vocabulary. Once insults replace arguments, the debate is already over and you lost it.
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Replying to @BarasaSamuel001
All phaneroo sermons emphasize present tense possession of blessings, success, favour, glory, increase, wealth, and miracles. That is FALSE doctrine It redefines “blessing” as material success.
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Replying to @PrinceVeron6
I’m not after standards. I’m after truth. And truth isn’t measured by church size or charisma, but by whether the Word is rightly divided and Christ is preached without mixture or compromise.
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That’s not what Paul meant. Contentment means being satisfied in Christ, whether in plenty or in lack. He didn’t boast in abundance. He gloried in weakness so Christ’s power could rest on him.
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Unfortunately, I haven’t found a true Bible believing church that preaches the gospel of grace through faith alone, stands on the KJ Bible, rightly divides the word of truth, and points to the finished work of Christ on the cross instead of mixing law, works, and worldly gain.
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Money is just a tool, not a sign of God’s favor. The apostles turned the world upside down without mansions or microphones. The moment we tie the gospel’s power to wealth, we lose the cross and start preaching comfort instead of Christ.
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We use money as a tool, not a message. If your gospel needs prosperity to stand, then it’s not the gospel. The gospel stands on the cross, the blood, and repentance. Not bank accounts.
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when you say poverty is a demon, you’re already off track. Paul said he knew how to be abased and how to abound (Phil 4:12). Meaning he lived both. He didn’t call poverty a demon. He didn’t call wealth proof of righteousness. He said Christ is enough in both conditions
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The Kingdom of God cannot be expanded with money because: You can't buy salvation You can't build holiness You can't purchase righteousness The Kingdom of God is expanded by: Preaching the gospel Conversion Sanctification The new life of Christ formed in people
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