Asobasi FAYA @fayadiit

@RefOmarArtan @UEFA Congs brother

@RefOmarArtan @UEFA @CAF_Online You made Africa proud

@martinssempa No pastor it ain't witchcraft, in uganda foreigners are loved more

Where can I buy our jerseys from in Dar. Am visitir passing by @YoungAfricansSC

@AAgather They ignored late Segirinya's plea to get better treatment out of prison, he was only realised when it was too late. He died and they moved on. We hope not to lose Lukwago too!

@nbstv @francis_isano This guy might die.

@tomisinfcb Lets go

@SpireJim @URAuganda Just give to them.

I am honoured to be admitted as a permanent panelist on the @nbstv Frontline every Thursday 10pm . I add in courage,frankness, sobriety and the other voice in political philosophy.

@GabrielBuule 🫢

🇪🇨 A beautiful story has unfolded in Ecuador after their historic win at the World Cup against Germany... A young food vendor Karina Alexandra Velásquez has gone viral back home in Cuenca after she promised that if Ecuador won, she would give away all her espumilla in her cart. After the final whistle, she kept her word, handing out more than 100 portions of the sweet treat to celebrating fans. What makes it even more special is that Karina studies Fashion Design, and every sale helps pay for her university materials and fabrics. Even so, she gave away the fruits of her hard work for the love of her national team. Fans are now searching for her cart in the city to support her and repay the joy she brought to the community. 🥹 Stories like this are what makes the World Cup so special. ❤️

🥹 Following Japan's heartbreaking World Cup exit, an emotional Hajime Moriyasu walked over to the travelling fans and, with tears in his eyes, gave one last ojigi — the traditional Japanese bow as a gesture of respect and gratitude. There is nothing to criticise about this team. They fought until the very last second, never stopped believing, and gave us some of the most unforgettable moments of this World Cup. After the match, Moriyasu reflected on how far Japan has come: 🗣️ "Looking at the comparison with Brazil, I think we've definitely closed the gap. "It's not that Brazil have become weaker. Japan has moved closer to that world-class level. But Brazil still had moments where they showed their quality, so there is still a difference. We have to keep working to close that gap." The man with the notebook. If you're going to fall, do it with the dignity, humility and pride that Hajime Moriyasu showed. 🇯🇵❤️

LOP @JoelSsenyonyi : Let us protect the culture of meaningful debate. We shall not always agree, nor should we. Democracy was never designed to eliminate disagreement; it was designed to ensure that disagreement is resolved through reason rather than intimidation, through persuasion rather than coercion and through constitutional processes rather than arbitrary power. A Parliament that welcomes diverse opinions almost always produces stronger decisions than one in which only one voice is heard. #KeepingTheGovtInCheck

@AndrewMwenda @mkainerugaba Is UCC part of the meeting

Even Museveni needed the masses – not just raw power! And Muhoozi has so terribly forgotten is that even when father ascended to the throne under the auspices of M16, Israel and American intelligence, in the eyes of the people he was fighting for them – a freedom fighter. Instead of seeking alliance with the darlings of the people – Lukwago, Ssemujju, Ssegona, Ssenyonyi – Muhoozi has chosen to competition through intimidation, jailing. I write in @observerug observer.ug/viewpoint/is-t…

If it's is true that NRM MPs want to introduce a private members bill to be able to remove the leader of opposition, then I would like to agree with those that didn't want Uganda to transition from the movement system/individual merit to multiparty democracy. If the intention of the majority in @NRMOnline is to have a weak opposition, then let us amend the constitution and go back to individual merit. Let us end multiparty democracy. It's illogical to have a Leader of Opposition that is not supported by the majority of the members in the opposition otherwise he/she becomes a 2nd Deputy Speaker. We never learn from history and history shall not be fair to us.

Dickens Okello Honeystraw @DickensOkello99

2 months ago

🚨 Today at 10:00 AM, PLU-affiliated Members of Parliament will formally serve notice on the Right Honourable Speaker and the Clerk of Parliament of their intention to seek leave to introduce a Private Member's Bill to amend the Administration of Parliament Act. The proposed

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I'm surprised by a few who think @JoelSsenyonyi not being LOP is a huge downfall to him, no he will live and deliver as member of parliament nakawa. It's only the voiceless that will have lost a voice to speak for them.

The quality gap between Bukayo Saka and Noni Madueke is much bigger than some i want to admit, and yesterday's game against Ghana highlighted it perfectly. Madueke started the match and did what he usually does. Plenty of stepovers, plenty of flair, plenty of moments that look exciting. He carried the ball well, took players on and showed confidence. But when you look beyond the tricks and dribbles, what did it actually produce? Very little. No decisive final ball, no real end product, and no moment that truly changed the game. Then Bukayo Saka entered the pitch. Within less than 30 minutes, Saka immediately looked like the most dangerous attacker on the field. Every touch had purpose. Every movement carried intent. He wasn't trying to entertain the crowd with flashy skills; he was trying to hurt the opposition. The difference between a player who can beat a man and a player who can beat a man while creating genuine danger was there for everyone to see. One of Saka's first major actions forced a very good save from the Ghana goalkeeper. That's what top players do. They don't just make things look good, they make things happen. This is why I've always maintained that Saka is operating on a different level. His decision-making, composure, final-third quality and understanding of when to accelerate an attack are elite. He combines technical ability with productivity, which is what separates great players from entertaining players. For Arsenal, the priority shouldn't be questioning Saka's quality because that has already been established. The priority should be making sure Mikel Arteta manages him properly. The workload Saka has carried over the last few seasons has been enormous. Arsenal need him fresh, sharp and available for the biggest moments because he's still one of the club's most important players. When Saka is fit and firing, Arsenal become a completely different team. Yesterday was just another reminder of how special he is and how big the gap remains between him and many of the players he's often compared with.

Before you log off tonight; please repost this🙏🏽🙏🏽🥹🥹 #FreeTabz

Dear Uganda, At this rate, it is fair to say, Muhoozi is in charge. He is appointing officers, cancelling contracts, ordering abductions – & father is frighteningly quiet! (Is he okay?) Sure, he is here. Let’s welcome him. He loooves exhibiting power, and will hurt many in the process. But will never be as bad as father – if this distinction can stand. Ironically, he’ll not only be good for country, but all signs point to a weaker opponent. I write in @observerug this week. observer.ug/viewpoint/why-…