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People often condemn those who go to nightclubs, yet they engage in identical behaviours in other settings. If the elements are the same such as overnight fun, loud music, dancing with multiple people, alcohol, drugs, women in revealing outfits, relationships forming and sometimes sex, then the distinction is merely the venue.
One cannot credibly claim to be “above nightclub culture” while freely participating in the same activities at a house party
Everything that occurs in a nightclub can just as easily occur in a private home. Before you judge others, examine your own lifestyle first. You are in the same category but just in denial. 🥂
Peter Elwelu bragging about his part in the 2016 Kasese massacre. In his own words, “they deserved death.” His conduct remains indefensible. Those scrambling to justify his actions can spare me the lecture and direct it to where the sun doesn’t shine!
Fools are scrambling to justify Peter Elwelu’s part in the 2016 Kasese massacre. Apparently he was executing orders from his superior, yet here he is, openly bragging about his conduct. Spare me the lecture on protocol & direct it to wherever your reasoning fails to reach.
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Sudden shifts in attitudes are intentional 👇🏿
Sometimes, when people who are meant to be close to you begin to distance themselves from you for no apparent reason yet readily acknowledge others in your circle, it is a sign that betrayal may emerge from within.
One must learn when to speak and when to refrain from spreading rumours. A basic level of sensitivity is essential, as people are often going through so much you may know nothing about. A careless comment can become the final straw that breaks the camel’s back.
Mzei is drifting into the “creepy” category if he’s not careful. His “trending moments” are now relics of the past.
Uganda Authorities have 2 options:
👉🏾 formally recognise and 👑 crown King Ibrahim Musana (AKA Pressure 247)
OR
👉🏾 ensure he receives appropriate medical intervention to address his mental‑health issues.
(TAKE PRISON OFF THE LIST)
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i genuinely understand why people commit suicide. like i’ll never do it but i fully get why
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Bro to Bro: Build a body you're proud of, a mind you can trust, and a life you don't need to escape from.
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Members of Parliament have called on Makerere University to strengthen protection policies for female students amid allegations of sexual harassment at the institution.
Kabarole District Woman MP Annet Pamela Kirungi said parents send their children to the university expecting them to study in a safe environment.
In response, the University's Secretary, Yusuf Kiranda, who led a team before the Committee on Public Accounts - Central Government, said the institution has zero tolerance for sexual harassment and established procedures to investigate complaints.
Pushing a problem aside may offer temporary comfort, but the underlying problem remains unchanged.
(This message is about the necessity of addressing issues directly rather than masking them)
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🚨 From Selling Samosas to Owning Five Aircraft: Mike Mukula Shares His Remarkable Business Journey
Ugandan politician and businessman Captain Mike Mukula has shared his remarkable journey from selling samosas in Soroti to owning five aircraft before joining Parliament in 1996, using his experience to inspire young people to embrace entrepreneurship.
Speaking at a 2026 business masterclass, Mukula reflected on his humble beginnings and the business ventures that shaped his career before he ventured into politics.
“I entered Parliament in 1996 owning five airplanes, having once been a kid selling samosas in Soroti City. I returned to the same place as its Member of Parliament. When others were fighting over car logbooks, I was possessing plane logbooks,” Mukula said.
A professional pilot, Mukula reportedly flew for President Yoweri Museveni and ventured into aviation, including leasing Cessna aircraft as part of his business activities.
His journey from selling samosas to building an aviation business and eventually becoming the Member of Parliament for Soroti Municipality highlights the entrepreneurial experience he says helped shape his career.
During the masterclass, Mukula also emphasised the importance of entrepreneurship, particularly among young people who may be focused on securing government jobs rather than exploring business opportunities.
He also spoke about the future he envisions for his children, stressing the value of developing an entrepreneurial mindset instead of relying solely on traditional employment.
Mukula’s story highlights his message that entrepreneurship can open doors to financial independence, business growth and leadership beyond conventional career paths.
#Privatesector
#Bussiness
# entrepreneurship
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Our Generational leader @mkainerugaba is indeed a standby Generator.
Job well done my leader @mkainerugaba