The Jesus Nation| Conquering Girgashites| Social Justice| Woman| Advocate of the High Court| Pan African| Deputy President @FDCOfficial1 | MP @Parliament_Ug
Soroti, Uganda
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Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Kapere has been a loving dad, these are memories with his children last year..
Death is a cheater, rest in glory Kapere waffe🙏
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
The Museveni regime has abducted, & forcefully disappeared @LouisKyle_ a student - the second 20-something-year-old abducted within weeks after @AloikinOpoloje!
Something must be fundamentally askew when a regime led by octogenerian starts abducting its grand children!
#FreeLouisNinsiima
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
I have just received corroborating information from three independent sources in the SFC, none of whom knows the others, that JohnBosco Kibalama was shot and killed by Asaph Nyakikuru Mweteitse using a PK light machine gun. According to these sources, his body was buried in a mass grave at the Special Forces Command (SFC) headquarters, near the perimeter wall of the late George Kanyeihamba’s house.
The sources further prove that the same mass grave contains the remains of 357 other Ugandans who were abducted before, during and after the 2021 military operation masquerading as a general election.
Before his reported killing, Kibalama had suffered paralysis, much like our comrade Sam Mugumya.
The information I have received also indicates that Sam Mugumya was facing a similar fate. According to the accounts, had videos showing his condition not been released, he too would have been shot and killed. Following the circulation of those videos, he was transferred to another house near Mbuya and his guards courtmartialed, other inmates transferred to Nakasongola barracks.
The sources have proof in form of evidence, they need protection as witnesses, and also need to first be evacuated.
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Our committee held an insightful exchange with Rwanda’s Auditor General’s office, on auditing public finances, government projects & assets.We shared experiences on value for money, accountability and ensuring government commitments translate into tangible services for the people
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Our Deputy Chairperson of the Committee on Government Assurances and Implementation, Hon. @AdekeAnna, presented our concluded report and key recommendations before Parliament.
We demand that @MoWT_Uganda fully accounts for every shilling received from @mofpedU, expedites verification of all Project Affected Persons (PAPs) across all bridge sites, and ensures their prompt and full compensation.
Government assurances must translate into action, not endless promises!
We now await Parliament’s final decision following debate on our report, as directed by the Rt. Hon. Speaker.
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Deputy Chairperson of the Committee on Government Assurances and Implementation, Hon. @AdekeAnna, presented the concluded report and demand that @MoWT_Uganda fully accounts for every shilling received from @mofpedU, expedites verification of all Project Affected Persons (PAPs)
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Deputy Chairperson of the Committee on Government Assurances and Implementation, Hon. @AdekeAnna, presented the concluded report and demand that @MoWT_Uganda fully accounts for every shilling received from @mofpedU, expedites verification of all Project Affected Persons (PAPs)
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Our Deputy Chairperson, Hon. @AdekeAnna, presented our Committee’s report, demanding @MoWT_Uganda account for funds from @mofpedU, verify all PAPs and ensure full, prompt compensation.
We await Parliament’s final decision after debate, as directed by the Speaker.
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Our Deputy Chairperson, Hon. @AdekeAnna, presented our Committee’s report, demanding @MoWT_Uganda account for funds from @mofpedU, verify all PAPs and ensure full, prompt compensation.
We await Parliament’s final decision after debate, as directed by the Speaker.
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
MP @AdekeAnna presents the Committee’s key recommendations, which include @MoWT_Uganda accounting for all funds received from @mofpedU; fast-track the verification of all PAPs across all sites; PAPs must be promptly and fully paid.
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
MP @AdekeAnna presents the Committee’s key recommendations, which include @MoWT_Uganda accounting for all funds received from @mofpedU ; fast-track the verification of all PAPs across all sites; PAPs must be promptly and fully paid. #PlenaryUg
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
The Committee on Government Assurances and Implementation chaired by Hon. @ZaakeFrancis is on a benchmarking visit to the Rwanda Parliament to share ideas and best practices on parliamentary oversight and government accountability.
Zaake said the visit aims at strengthening the committee’s capacity to ensure that government commitments made through Parliament are translated into tangible results for citizens.
Hon. Ssewagudde Robert, MP representing Persons with Disabilities noted that effective oversight is essential to ensuring public resources reach intended beneficiaries and translate into improved service delivery.
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Hon Ssentayi clarifies what caused the chasing of PLU goon who came to disrupt the burial of the late Hon. Charles Matovu.
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
"He told me he was severely beaten during campaigns..." 💬
Kampala Archbishop Paul Ssemogerere shares a poignant reflection on his conversation with the late Charles Matovu, former Busiro County MP.
Matovu, who was actively challenging the election victory of Kenan Opio, passed away on Thursday night. According to his family, doctors discovered brain bleeding after he fell suddenly ill, but he passed away before surgery could be performed.
#MonitorUpdates
📹: @sserugopeter8
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Lukwago was rushed to Mulago in a dire state on Monday. Meanwhile, Museveni's Son tweeted this last night: "I'm not bothered about Lukwago's illness. He looks healthy enough to be hanged."
African leaders get away with dehumanising Africans in barbaric ways, man! These guys wouldn't keep slaves: they'd torture each of them to death for pleasure!
Meanwhile, the magistrate in Lukwago's case continues to deny him bail. She asked for a report from Mulago about his health claims. Seven specialists - the best in the land - examined Lukwago and issued a dire report that he needs urgent medical treatment abroad, where he was getting it until his arrest in June this year.
Armed with the report, the magistrate decided she needs another report from Uganda Prisons that they - the prison's hospital, that is - can't handle Lukwago's condition as a prerequisite for giving him bail. The prisons said they can handle the sicknesses that Specialists from the National Referral Hospital said they cannot handle! Recently, Lukwago was rushed out of prisons to receive treatment at a private facility in Lubowa, it failed and he is now at Mulago!
The last time a pingpong like this, with prisons insisting they could treat someone as specialists called for bail and immediate advanced treatment played out was in 2007. In that particularly case, the Ugandan involved, Joseph Musasizi Kifefe, young brother to Dr Kizza Besigye, died in the end. The autopsy report, like all autopsy reports, didn't capture the bid of him being denied bail until he was too sick to be saved; it simply said Musasizi, known as Saasi, died of "Kidney failure"!
Guys, what is this thing we, "the God-fearing country", are building for ourselves? When this building is done, what do we want to see, exactly?!
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Hon. @AdekeAnna (Soroti District) has, on behalf of the shadow minister of health, urged government to prioritise issues of health through better financing and planning because “all of us can be victims of a poor health system.”
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
Hon. @AdekeAnna (Soroti District) has, on behalf of the shadow minister of health, urged government to prioritise issues of health through better financing and planning because “all of us can be victims of a poor health system.”
Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
🇺🇬 Soroti District Woman MP @AdekeAnna told Parliament that Uganda spends 7.7% of its budget on health, against the 15% it committed to under the Abuja Declaration.
Speaking during debate on the health sector performance statement on 20 October 2026, she urged Government to unlock the wage bill for the poorest-performing districts. She also asked it to equip Health Centre IV theatres that remain non-functional for lack of electricity, anaesthesia and blood banks.
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Adeke Anna Ebaju retweeted
🇺🇬 “I’m certain many colleagues who go to these countries in pursuit of better medical services find Ugandan doctors there who treat them,”
Soroti District Woman MP @AdekeAnna told Parliament. She was speaking about health workers leaving Uganda for Kenya and South Africa.
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🇺🇬 Soroti District Woman MP @AdekeAnna told Parliament that Uganda spends 7.7% of its budget on health, against the 15% it committed to under the Abuja Declaration.
Speaking during debate on the health sector performance statement on 20 October 2026, she urged Government to unlock the wage bill for the poorest-performing districts. She also asked it to equip Health Centre IV theatres that remain non-functional for lack of electricity, anaesthesia and blood banks.
Photo by Parliament