Anti-Corruption Activist/Biologist
Africa
Joined May 2022
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Kule Ronald Mbinga retweeted
When the president wants to exercise his power, he quotes the constitution. But when ordinary Ugandans exercise their constitutional right to assemble or protest peacefully, police officers tell them those rights dont apply.
Is the constitution only valid when it serves those in power?...........hehe
Kule Ronald Mbinga retweeted
I think after HE Idi Amin, a secret oath was sworn NEVER to appoint Westnilers🤣
❌ No Cabinet Ministers
❌ No living Generals in the UPDF
❌ No AIGPs in the Uganda Police Force
❌ No Permanent Secretaries
❌ No EDs in Statutory bodies
❌ No rescued companies from WN
Kule Ronald Mbinga retweeted
I need a good Samaritan who can give me like 800K ugx before 15th November
He/she will will have contributed Alot to My story
🙏💔
Kule Ronald Mbinga retweeted
Dear @SolomonSerwanjj I am personally proud of you as a fellow patriotic Ugandan, I advise you not to get close to any Political Party. Keep doing your things with YOUR PEOPLE.
And also, be fully conscious. The regime envies wise and patriotic people like you.
Dear @SolomonSerwanjj I am personally proud of you as a fellow patriotic Ugandan, I advise you not to get close to any Political Party. Keep doing your things with YOUR PEOPLE.
And also, be fully conscious. The regime envies wise and patriotic people like you.
Kule Ronald Mbinga retweeted
The LC1 chairman of Bamutakudde village who receive a salary of 120k annually and 600k at the end of his whole term has already registered street lights for his village people. Mr. Solomon Sserwanjja is proving to our MPs and government that it doesn’t need much to change an ordinary person’s life, your MP receives 35M a month but spending even 100k on a needy in his constituency feels like a burden. Not all heroes wear capes, Mr. Serwanjja you’re who your all 🫡
Kule Ronald Mbinga retweeted
Papa has always been a nincompoop and a shameless bootlicker.
Just 1 month after M7's military tortured @HEBobiwine, @ZaakeFrancis & other opposition leaders to near death in 2018, "Papa" had this to say. His political views have been consistent, we just refuse to hear what we hear and only hear what we want to hear.
With due respect Dr. all you have cited doesn't justify miracle fraud in churches.
The task is simple, "walk to Mulago and heal only one bed ridden patient, since you claim to perform miracles!"
Before you judge a man, look at what he has done.
I am Dr. Lawrence Muganga, and I want to tell you about a man I know well: Apostle Grace Lubega of @Phanerookampala.
I have seen his work with my own eyes. @VUKampala, he pays tuition for many students who, without his intervention, might never have had the opportunity to get an education. Today, they sit in classrooms pursuing dreams they once thought were impossible, simply because he chose to give them a chance.
And that is not all.
Phaneroo visits prisoners every week. They pray with them, encourage them and give them hope for a new beginning. They also feed street children every week and help them access education. They take food and essential supplies to families in need in Karamoja. They organise medical camps for the sick, support orphanages and schools, and equip young people with new skills, including technology. They even extend support to pastors from other churches.
He does not wait for government funding or public recognition. He sees a need and takes action, often quietly and away from the spotlight.
Jesus taught us this in Matthew 6:3 (NIV): "But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing."
That is the kind of man Apostle Grace is.
The Bible also reminds us why God gives us leaders like him.
Ephesians 4:11-12 (NIV) tells us: "So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up."
And it tells us how to regard them in 1 Thessalonians 5:13 (NIV): "Hold them in the highest regard in love because of their work. Live in peace with each other."
So, before we attack a man who seeks peace, let us pause and reflect. Think of the students who now have an opportunity to study. Think of the prisoners who have found renewed hope. Think of the street children who now have food and a chance at a better future. Think of the families whose lives have been touched by these acts of service.
Jesus said in Matthew 5:9 (NIV): "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God."
Let us choose respect. Let us choose peace. Let us learn to disagree without being disrespectful, question without being malicious, and criticise without overlooking the good.
Have a blessed weekend. 🙏🏾
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