#protestvote
We’ve seen countless security officers openly campaign for NRM with no consequences. Yet in Mityana, a police constable is arrested simply for welcoming our NUP flag bearer Nalwoga Kevin during her door-to-door trail. Double standards must end. #ProtestVote #AnewUgandaNow
Zaake Francis149,106 views • 7 months ago
I’ve come across some petty, inhumane, and frankly shameful posts both from regime apologists and a few self-proclaimed “activists.” They are attacking our brother, Rasta Tadeo, a man who made a heartfelt contribution to the NUP 2026 #ProtestVote campaign fund. Some have gone as far as calling him a spy, staged, or saying he “can’t afford that kind of money” because of how he looks. Let’s be serious. Do you even know this man? Rasta Tadeo is a hardworking farmer, a man who chose a simple, humble life rooted in the soil of Uganda. He lives off his farm, minding his own business and staying true to a lifestyle he has embraced for years. He’s not pretending to be anyone else. He’s not chasing clout. He’s real. And above all, he is deeply social, friendly, and grounded in his community—the kind of person whose presence lifts others, whose voice calms tension, and whose heart beats for a better Uganda. Not everyone earns a living behind a desk in a white-collar job. People hustle in different ways to survive. As products of the ghetto and the grassroots, we understand what real struggle and real sacrifice look like—and we recognize sincerity when we see it. Rasta Tadeo gave from his heart. His sacrifice speaks louder than the mockery of keyboard critics who wouldn’t dare part with even a fraction of what he gave. The fact that he contributed his hard-earned money—something many of his loudest critics would cry over if asked—should be honored, not ridiculed. So before you judge a man by his hairstyle, clothes, or chosen lifestyle, take a long look at your own hypocrisy. It’s disheartening to see people who claim to be part of the struggle turning their weapons on their own people. If you can’t support, at least stay silent. Uganda’s revolution doesn’t need your noise—it needs your heart, your sacrifice, and your respect for the people who are walking the talk. #ProtestVoteUg2026
Sir Dan Magic66,988 views • 1 year ago
If there’s ever been a time Yoweri K Museveni should be truly worried, this is it—the real big time. A time when Ugandans, regardless of dress code, background, faith, age, tribe, are united with one purpose to fund and fuel a revolution against his military rule. #ProtestVote
Sir Dan Magic63,436 views • 1 year ago
Pallisa! Oh Pallisa! Bukedi Sub Region. 15th Jan 2026 #ProtestVote #FreeUgandaNow
BOBI WINE39,899 views • 7 months ago
