“I left Tooro when I was just three years old to study in Buganda. Whenever I returned to Tooro for the holidays, my cousins would laugh at my Rutooro and tease me about the way I spoke.” Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki(Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki), Prime Minister (Omuhikirwa) of the... Tooro Kingdom, reflects on his childhood. #MwasuzeMutyashow more

@toorokingdompm @Mizzflav please educate your interviewers that when in a conversation putting your phone on the table signals to the other person that you’re properly invested in the conversation

Akiiki @toorokingdompm, I remember you from one day when I was working on Nassar Rd. You gave me a job of making your business cards. I delivered them to you at Kingdom Kampala. You were not Prime Minister yet. I met the most gentle and humble gentleman. I don’t know whether you still remember me, but I feel proud of you, Akiiki.

@toorokingdompm Hmmmm such an intelligent person

@toorokingdompm That's a sign that his parents were careless. Even today many parents prefer their children to embrace foreign cultures and ignore their own cultures. It's a shame to find a graduate failing to recognize the clan and family protocol at family functions. Irresponsible Parenthood.

@toorokingdompm Laba omurwanda gweee 😳😠😠😠😠

@toorokingdompm II pop

@toorokingdompm Even when they have big positions, th3y ajve not managed to stay and grow their kingdom boundaries

@toorokingdompm Why are kingdoms diverting from the norms?