
Journalist |Farmer |Social Entrepreneur |Transformative Leader @resolutionproj Fellow Class 11 | IYFEP Fellow @unyfa1
Kampala, Uganda
Joined October 2017
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Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
Lowkey, we should all be activists. It's probably the only way you change things around you.
Be an activist for something... And follow through.
Activist writers, engineers, doctors, teachers, artists...
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
The lack of consideration will kill whatever bond you have; and some won't remind you to care about them.
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
I might complain about working sometimes, but God I thank you for giving me the ability work and most importantly a job. I will never take that for granted.
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
There is absolutely nothing normal about nearly 45% of your income going to taxes. That's the madness we have normalized!
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
Those who want to take advantage of our suicidal labour socialise us into thinking that we are on earth to only work. How did our lives get structured in such a way that we spend all our day working, and then return home to sleep for a few hours, resting to prepare for another full day of labour! We’ve been made to think that it is for our survival, but when you think deeply about it, you find much more. How come every other free animal spends its day chilling, grazing, playing, flying, laying in the cool bushes, … but it’s only the human to spend most of his/her lifetime labouring! Is that a mark of the special rationality we claim or historically designed and rationalised slavery that we are simply socialised into?
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
Many people spend much of their lives looking for money that they hardly ever get to enjoy. The pursuit of money and performance of job tasks itself becomes an addiction that sucks life out of humans. It becomes an end in itself. We end up like factory machines, only definable in terms of input and output, totally stripped of life. But all along living an illusion of doing well.
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
So much has happened, but I will never forgive Museveni and his family for making abduction and torture an ordinary feature of Ugandan life, something we now discuss the way we discuss the weather.
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While representing the people of Lusanja, we hit a dead end trying to find the money to fund their appeal against Mr. Medard Kiconco. Sensing our struggle, Hon. Erias Lukwago connected me with Rtd. Col. Dr. Kizza Besigye, who invited me to his Katonga offices and handed me the funds we desperately needed. I immediately asked for a pen and paper to write an official receipt for the money. Instead, he looked at me and asked, "Where did you write an acknowledgment when you chose to be their lawyer for free?" Speechless, I just walked out.
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
I have appealed to Gen. Saleh to apologise to Dr. Kizza Besigye and the country for wasting Besigye’s time and life. - Dr. Yusuf Sserunkuma, Political Analyst
Rewatch #NBSFrontline via #MTNTVbyAfroMobile.
👉 mtntv.co.ug/vod/player/35719
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
Experts link post-harvest pesticide misuse in tomatoes to cancer, infertility.
links.monitor.co.ug/ckzWks
#MonitorUpdates
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
A few days ago, @SpireJim wrote here that if abductions and torture happen continuously in Uganda, they will lose what he termed their "shock value" and some people will regard them as normal. And indeed they have.
Yesterday, a reputable bank, Pearl Bank, put out an advert depicting a "customer" being "abducted" and whisked in a drone (the type of vehicle usually used by the abductors) to enjoy one of their offerings. It was despicable, disrespectful, and distasteful. Nothing funny.
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
18-year-old James Bogere took matters into his own hands for Aarhus 😤
#UECL
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
Uganda, World Bank roll out $328m support for refugee host communities.
links.monitor.co.ug/6HX28b
#MonitorUpdates
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
In Uganda, you can dodge a pothole on your way to primary school and years later dodge the same pothole while taking your own child to school. Government also believes in preserving history 😂😂
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
Replying to @_just_me_ke
These are the moments that matter most. No amount of money can replace a father's presence and love.
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
She sexually abused over 1000 boys. These are 19-20yr old fresher boys, fresh from high school, some of which have never seen a real life naked woman! Imagine innocently leaving hostel to go enjoy a university event and that happens! Imagine losing yo innocence in such a manner!
Replying to @Morris_Monye
The one who died is the one wearing the white-on-white joggers and not the one on black joggers as some would think. What the girl said, in her Southern African accent, was, “This guy is going to dance today.” But after few words with her friend, she then said, “He’s danced already.”
Yet, somehow, Africans, with their everything-is-spiritual mentality, twisted it into something they know their fellow Africans would readily believe and embrace. This is how people continue to reinforce superstition, keep others trapped in a cycle of spiritual fear, and mentally subjugate them instead of encouraging critical thinking.💭
Ndyabawe Wasswa Myres retweeted
There are times in life where we don’t do the things we know we should because of the fear of looking strange.
This kid already has the advantage over most of us. He doesn’t care how he looks to the outside world, and doesn’t care who won’t understand.
La routine étonnante de Martial Godo à l'échauffement 👀
L'international ivoirien teste sa vision avec un exercice bien précis 🇨🇮
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