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UPDATE- President Museveni has today commissioned new accommodation facilities for SFC officers at Nakasero, describing the investment as part of efforts to improve the welfare, discipline and operational readiness of Uganda’s armed forces.

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Shallibobby Debruyne8 days ago

SFC must be dismantled and foiled completely should Uganda get back to normal democratic ways

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lutse8 days ago

It’s only subtle if the president vacates nakasero. That place is stagnant because of his presence.

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Ronnie Speed8 days ago

I was happy until i saw decker beds! Someone ate! How can a grown up person sleep in those beds

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KIGOZIBRIAN8 days ago

They deserve every good coz of their discipline yet they are touph so thx jaaja.

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concerned citizen8 days ago

@DaudiKabanda As long as Uday Hussein is still mistreating Baganda trust me he will never rule this country

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Kigonzi Majidu Mukasa8 days ago

Thanks Mzee for prioritising the welfare of our brothers and sisters in uniform

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Moses8 days ago

Kimu, bibiri….Amin, Obote 😅

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Ogwal Odyek8 days ago

@TheMutaD this can pass off as a hotel 😅 The curb appeal is impressive. The architecture looks, feel, finishings are so neat. This can't be the handiwork of the Engineering Brigade😅This fellows really love sfc.

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TruthHasNoSide8 days ago

Muhoes is killing his father with stress. Aging is accelerating so fast

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Rugaba Isaac8 days ago

What about 02 infantry division they also need the same thing

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Jayen7 days ago

🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬. Tired,tired, tired, tired, tired, tired tired of m7 tiredness, tirednesssssss of m7

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MÁXÌMÙM 🦁8 days ago

If you don't mind about the soldiers welfare what do you think about their children's school fees and the treatment of their loved ones in this country with nothing for free and cheap?

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Kato Joseph Sserusiba8 days ago

Thank you Mzee

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Reo8 days ago

Fortified layer .......

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Cde Putin8 days ago

Dormitory?

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AbunvaVianneyMedia7 days ago

Good,, well done the management

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KIGOZIBRIAN8 days ago

Thx mzei

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René Nibe Kayanja8 days ago

Dominates instead of apartments so they have their families with them

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Hadijah Lorika Adams 🥰❤️ Psalms 81:1🔥🌞7 days ago

Long-live Mzee wa Kazi nabidi 👏🏼🫡🫡👌😊🇺🇬🙏

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Dr. S Dennis NYANZI8 days ago

Hospitals?

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sedrack kevin8 days ago

what of @PoliceUg , dont they need such facilities

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Ronald Tayebwa8 days ago

Ahaaa

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