“People do not decide their futures, they decide their habits and their habits decide their futures.” F. M. Alexander

I don't know if I'm stone-age, but holding on to your money as a lady and calling it "sente zomukyala" when your husband is struggling to provide for you as a family is so backward.

I’m in love with this sentence: “The best math you can learn is how to calculate the future cost of current decisions.”

Here is the video version of the Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill - A Public Debate with Phillip Karugaba youtu.be/R6QcbclUk_U?si… via YouTube

Recently, as part of the UNDP Youth Working Group YouthForBiodversityAndClimateUG, our Executive Director, Emmanuel Obore , proudly handed over a copy of IPOETRY to Mercy Melody Kayodi , Youth and Innovation Program Officer at UNDP Uganda Uganda, at UNDP Uganda Offices. This book is an absolute treasure

To all the LLB and KSL comrades , you chose Law - so welcome to the rest of your life.

Hon.Muhammed Nsereko (Kampala Central) strongly opposes the proposal on clause 4 of the VAT Bill to include VAT on imported software. He said technology is the only window for the young, unemployed & innovative people. #PlenaryUg

I'M NOT BLAMING OR JUDGING THE ARCHBISHOP: I hadn't wanted to dwell on this matter until Emmanuel Lumala Dombo raised it again. Somethings are better left unpushed/undefended... and let them be... This is one of them! The Lord Archbishop is my Archbishop, a man of God, and I HOLD HIM

Law school never warned me that a lawyer’s job is often calming people down more than anything else.

David Sejusa, DM. Emmanuel Lumala Dombo Infact his statement left me wondering why as an Anglican i should celebrate Janan Luwums day! That statement basically down played Janans struggle for liberating Uganda.

The proposed fuel tax increment will have a ripple effect on the cost of many goods and services. If tougher action is taken against corruption, then there won’t be need to burden taxpayers with some of these tax increments. #KeepingTheGovtInCheck

1) Speak like a Lawyer. 2) Express like a Philosopher. 3) Think like a Scientist. 4) Analyze like a Psychologist. 5) Observe like a Detective. 6) Love like a Poet. 7) Decide like a Judge. 8) Create like an Artist. 9) Work like an Engineer.

Dear Microsoft. Our African names are not spelling errors

Lawyers cannot watch a crime drama without mentally identifying grounds for appeal.

Kolo Touré in the tunnel motivating the lads on the way out for the second half vs Arsenal: “go guys, this is our game, if we win this game, we’ll make history.” That’s my man right there. 🩵​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Law school sharpens your thinking. Legal practice sharpens your tendency to overthink everything.