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I speak blessings over my life, my dreams, my family and my future.
I reject negativity, fear, failure and limitations. I welcome abundance, favour, divine protection, open doors and unlimited opportunities.
What is meant for me will find me. What I am building will flourish. What I have been praying for will manifest in its appointed time.
I am blessed. I am favoured. I am unstoppable. I dare to be great!
Good night, champions. Speak life, speak blessings!
Judith Serene retweeted
When I said these words on 27th June 2026, many ridiculed me and called me a liar but there’s something called TIME!
Common Man’s Party SG, Moses Bigirwa, alleges that party President Mubarak Munyagwa has not returned to the party headquarters since losing the 2026 election, an absence he says has affected the party’s operations.
Bigirwa further says Munyagwa took ‘leave’ but has yet to resume his duties since.
He adds that although they see him at several media engagements, he allegedly does not answer calls from the party SG nor does he respond to his WhatsApp messages.
Judith Serene retweeted
NRM/PLU are party's full of fellows with no qualifications to stand for most positions in parliament, government ministries and parastatals but bse of impunity they are always fraudulently let off the hook 🪝 this is how far the state has fallen & failed to deliver to citizens
Under Article 80 of Uganda’s Constitution, standing for Member of Parliament requires an Advanced Level certificate or its equivalent. Yet, following the January 2026 general elections, NRM candidates with history of lacking advanced secondary education were cleared by the Electoral Commission and declared winners.
Has the Electoral Commission quietly set a new rule that primary education is sufficient? Or does this privilege apply strictly to ruling-party elites backed by state authority? Real winners like David Lewis Rubongoya and Theodore Ssekikubo were defeated unfairly despite public knowledge of the true outcomes.
Ugandan youth spend years working hard to earn academic papers, yet the law is bent for those in power. When aggrieved victims present overwhelming evidence to the courts of law, petitions are dragged out instead of immediately disqualifying unfit candidates.
If academic standards and ballot integrity no longer apply equally, democracy is compromised. Share this post, tag the Electoral Commission, and demand equal enforcement of our constitutional laws! 🇺🇬👇
#UgandaElections2026 #RuleOfLaw #UgandaDecides #ElectoralJustice
Judith Serene retweeted
Nantasituka situka!! Got all the qualities of a real king!! Omusimbya otya line ya transport refund? am super proud of my king.
Believe in yourself. Stay disciplined. Work in silence. Embrace the challenges. Keep showing up, even when nobody is watching.
Your dreams are valid, but your actions must match your ambitions.
Don't just wis
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Replying to @DerasWellness
They want to use such occasions to target the king with poison.
IS UGANDA A REPUBLIC OR A FAMILY PROJECT?
1. Is Uganda heading towards dynastic politics?
2. Should political leadership be inherited or earned?
3. What role should citizens play in determining Uganda's future?
YOUR COUNTRY. YOUR VOICE. YOUR FUTURE.
#Uganda #MuseveniDynasty #Democracy #PoliticalTransition
Under Article 80 of Uganda’s Constitution, standing for Member of Parliament requires an Advanced Level certificate or its equivalent. Yet, following the January 2026 general elections, NRM candidates with history of lacking advanced secondary education were cleared by the Electoral Commission and declared winners.
Has the Electoral Commission quietly set a new rule that primary education is sufficient? Or does this privilege apply strictly to ruling-party elites backed by state authority? Real winners like David Lewis Rubongoya and Theodore Ssekikubo were defeated unfairly despite public knowledge of the true outcomes.
Ugandan youth spend years working hard to earn academic papers, yet the law is bent for those in power. When aggrieved victims present overwhelming evidence to the courts of law, petitions are dragged out instead of immediately disqualifying unfit candidates.
If academic standards and ballot integrity no longer apply equally, democracy is compromised. Share this post, tag the Electoral Commission, and demand equal enforcement of our constitutional laws! 🇺🇬👇
#UgandaElections2026 #RuleOfLaw #UgandaDecides #ElectoralJustice




















