SOLOMON OPOLOT

35 years of waiting, a lifetime of sacrifice, a government that has failed to deliver justice. My father and his colleagues are elderly men and women who worked tirelessly for the government and forced to retire in their prime time and were promised to be compensated what they rightfully earned throughout the years of dedicated service. What is even more disturbing is that the courts already directed the government to compensate them and yet decades later , those judicial directives remain unfulfilled. What kind of gov’t disregards court orders while the very people it owes grow old, suffer in poverty and die without receiving their hard earned money? Remember, these not people asking for handouts, charity or favour, they’re demanding what belongs to them. They worked hard for it, sacrificed for it, and earned every penny. Tragically some died and others still continue dying one by one, carrying the pain of corruption and injustice into their graves, while the money they worked so hard for remains in the hands of the government that has failed to honour its obligations. How can a government claim to serve its people while preserving such prolonged injustice? This is not merely administrative incompetence, it indicates how rotten and damaged the system is, where is the integrity and moral responsibility of those entrusted with public funds? The country where these men and women, the honourable citizens spent their productive years serving it, only spending their retirement begging what is rightfully theirs. PAY THESE ELDERLY MEN AND WOMEN, HONOUR THE COURTS DIRECTIVES, DELIVER JUSTICE BEFORE THERE’S NOBODY LEFT TO RECEIVE IT, SHAME ON THIS SYSTEM THAT HAS ALLOWED THIS INJUSTICE TO CONTINUE FOR 35 YEARS PLUS. 🇺🇬 is Bleeding 🩸. 🇺🇬FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY🇺🇬

Why does one have to add identifiers like Black, White, or Asian in the first place? I find it to be racist as well, I come in peace though🤠

Why can’t we simply embrace our shared humanity and live beyond the divisions of race, ethnicity, tribe, and identity? We are human beings first, our differences should enrich our communities, not become weapons for division, discrimination or hatred. Nobody chooses the identities or circumstances into which they are born, but we can all choose to treat one another with dignity, compassion, and respect. Our humanity should always come first before our identity, we may come from different backgrounds but we share one human family. I believe the world would e a much better place if we learned to see people for who they are, rather than judging them by where they come from, absurd.

How can you blame your neighbours for a mess you created in your own house?? Good leadership demands accountability and it starts at home but not scapegoating. Before pointing fingers at others, have the courage to control and take responsibility for the failures within your own house.

Buy Africa Build Africa(BABA) #BaBa

It is deeply troubling when a cabbage drunkard holding a powerful military office appears to use that authority to intimidate, harass or humiliate public servants rather than uphold discipline, professionalism, and the Constitution. Shame on 🇺🇬

Uganda stands at a point in its national journey where we must summon the courage to confront uncomfortable truths, rise above partisan defensiveness and put the interests of the Republic above the ambitions of individuals and political establishments. Our greatest challenge is not a shortage of political agreements or declarations of unity; it is the persistent failure to build institutions that guarantee every Ugandan equal citizenship, dignity, opportunity, and protection under the law. The question is not whether the NRM has achieved anything since 1986. Every government has a record that deserves fair assessment. The real question is whether four decades in power have delivered the inclusive, accountable, and institutionally grounded nation that Ugandans were promised. We cannot meaningfully discuss national unity while avoiding difficult questions about equitable representation, ethnic favouritism, political patronage, institutional independence, and the concentration of power within the security establishment. Public institutions must belong to the Republic, not become instruments of loyalty to individuals, families, or particular communities. Equally, national reconciliation cannot be built on selective history. The contributions and failures of Obote, Amin, the NRM and successive political actors must be examined honestly. No administration should enjoy immunity from historical scrutiny simply because it currently holds power. However, identifying these failures must not become an excuse for collective blame or ethnic antagonism. No Ugandan should be judged by their tribe, and no community should be made to feel that its identity determines its access to public opportunity, protection, or national belonging. The solution is not to replace one form of exclusion with another, nor to turn legitimate grievances into a competition over victimhood. It is to build institutions where merit, constitutional accountability, equal citizenship, and the rule of law prevail regardless of one’s background or political connections. A credible national agreement must therefore go beyond political negotiations among influential individuals. It must involve ordinary citizens, political parties, cultural institutions, civil society, young people, and all communities whose future is at stake. Uganda belongs to all Ugandans. Its national institutions must reflect that reality, its Constitution must bind everyone equally, and its resources must serve the collective good. National unity cannot be demanded from citizens; it must be earned through justice, fairness, equal opportunity, and accountable leadership. That is the conversation Uganda needs, and that is the standard against which any proposal for national reconciliation should be judged. For God and my Country 🇺🇬 #ResistLawlessness #FreeAllPoliticalPrisoners

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I can’t stop smiling 😁

Son of man never trust anyone completely but GOD. Love people, but put your only trust in God. Shalom

I can only imagine

🇺🇬 ONE PEOPLE, ONE UGANDA 🇺🇬 The time has come for Ugandans to rise above intimidation, fear, and the politics of entitlement. Uganda is not a kingdom, and no individual has the right to impose themselves on an entire nation as though leadership is a family inheritance. The CDF and son of the President cannot act with impunity and expect Ugandans to remain silent. Leadership must be earned through the will of the people, not through threats, privilege, or the assumption that power automatically passes from one generation to another. Our nation is blessed with vast resources, fertile land, and hardworking citizens. Yet while a small elite continues to enjoy the wealth of our country, millions of ordinary Ugandans struggle daily with poverty, unemployment, inadequate healthcare, and limited opportunities. Enough is enough. This is not the time for fear. This is the time for citizens to speak out, organise, engage, and demand accountability. We must reject the politics of intimidation and stand firmly for democracy, justice, transparency, and equal opportunity for all. The future of Uganda belongs to its people, not to a family, not to a political dynasty, and not to those who believe they are entitled to rule. Let every Ugandan raise their voice peacefully and courageously. Let us participate, hold leaders accountable, and defend our constitutional rights. Change will not come from silence. Change will come when ordinary citizens stand together and refuse to surrender their future. One People. One Nation. One Uganda. 🇺🇬 #OneUganda #Democracy #Justice #Accountability #PeoplePower #UnitedForChange #TheFutureIsOurs

BUBU, do you copy??

That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; And that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. Philippians 2:10-11. Hollywood and America will bow to their knees says the Lord Jesus Christ, shalom 🙏🏾🙏🏾

What really do women want in life? Please give me some advice perhaps I can learn something new henceforth and walk by it

Sometimes the biggest message that we carry is not in words but in compassion and care for those that the world has deemed outcasts.

How did we even get here in the first place?? I’d never imagined that a direct simple answer would turn into something complex. How in the world can that one be someone’s Dr.?? I thought Drs./ medical personnel had standard operating procedures they follow. Perhaps they are not following their oath of service anymore or work ethics are never feasible going forward, it’s a total failure and the world is in dilemma right now

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