Wod luo/Economist/The Ferguson Manchester United/I Can Dance/A’ll make ya 😂 😂/NBA 🏀/👑LBJ23/Gang Wa Tye Nwoya/Farmer
Kampala, Uganda
Joined January 2016
- Tweets6.3K
- Following767
- Followers494
- Likes26.5K
Ongena Ivan retweeted
The day I decided to buy a solar system for my house was when I went to the UEDCL offices to complain about a 3 day power blackout and I found them running their entire office on a Generator, I didn’t even meet anyone, just drove back home and called my Jamaz of SAKO Solar systems and till today, I don’t even know when load shedding or power blackouts happen.
Ongena Ivan retweeted
A three-day internet bundle can run out by the time you walk from the sitting room to the bedroom, Marshall Godfrey Alenyo (Jonam County) told Parliament, as he accused internet providers of short-changing customers.
Ongena Ivan retweeted
Get out of X bubble and meet a real Uganda to fully comprehend how fucked we are as a country.
Sit on a recruiting board or try to hire and see how many people will apply.
Get out of the city and see how people are living.
Your CJs meal is a familys week of feeding.
Ongena Ivan retweeted
ICU care at UGX 30,000 at Lacor hospital.
Other hospitals charge UGX 1M—10M per day.
Lacor hospital is the true Private-Not-For-Profit (PNFP) in Uganda.
Ongena Ivan retweeted
Less than 2 months left to the end of the year. But, don’t let that be the yardstick for what you should have accomplished this year. You can do a lot in this time. Have the skin for feedback especially negative feedback.
Let’s put in the work over the next few weeks. No one is coming to save you!
Ongena Ivan retweeted
Have you Explored Uganda 🇺🇬? If not, then you’re missing out.
Credit: @TourismBoardUg
#ExploreUganda
Ongena Ivan retweeted
200 bicycles to students of Gulu SS and Gulu Army SS. The struggle continues for the many who still walk long distances to access education. A big thank you to Buffalo Bicycles, MOE, Mapenduzi Foundation and the management of the schoos for the great partnership !
Ongena Ivan retweeted
On 9th November we are going to give Dr Jose Chameleon his flowers. My target for the unlimited kimeza is 100million plus raised for our legend Chameleon. Am calling the fans of Jose Chameleon all over the world on 9th November we are going to show the world that Chameleon is the lion of Africa. UNLIMITED KIMEZA
Ongena Ivan retweeted
Bajjo offers Ssali Charles UGX 4 million to buy a boda boda and earn a living to support his family.
🎥 Sanyuka TV
Ongena Ivan retweeted
Bamutakudde receives 300 local chicken for the local egg production project.
A while now I have been sharing with you about the 30 local chicken per household model which we want to pioneer as a project to increase household income for our people in Bamutakudde. Well, for the last three weeks we have been preparing poultry houses in every household. We also did a 2 weeks training on chicken farming.
I am pleased to inform you that the first batch of local chics has arrived. We are grateful to TK chicken farm for this great donation of 300 chicken. Together, they have donated to us 500 chics. We shall distribute these chicken to at least 10 households for starters.
#Tusimbude. #Babysteps #BamutakuddeVillage
Ongena Ivan retweeted
Will be representing full time in Botswana this November. From Ngetta Uganda to the world🔥💯
Ongena Ivan retweeted
43DAYS LEFT
The countdown continues! Have you registered for The Gulu City Marathon 2026 yet? Don't just watch the excitement build; be part of the movement. Register today
5th December 2026 at Kaunda Grounds
Register today gulucitymarathon.com/registe…
#YooLeng
#GuluCityMarathon26
Ongena Ivan retweeted
Along Queens Avenue, opposite KSP Hotel, there is a building undergoing renovation. The workers have heaped sand on the pedestrian walkway and are mixing concrete directly above the drainage channel without laying any protective covering (cavera) to prevent sand, cement and other debris from falling into it.
This poses a serious risk of blocking the drainage channel. When it rains, stormwater will have nowhere to flow, potentially causing avoidable flooding along the street.
@PaLabeja and @GifterAber, are you aware of this? And if not, where are the @GuluCityCouncil technical teams responsible for monitoring construction activities and ensuring compliance with basic safety and drainage requirements?
Surely, we cannot keep allowing preventable problems to happen and then spend public resources fixing the damage afterwards. A little enforcement today could save us a lot of trouble tomorrow.
