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Fred ogemba :

indeed he is a town cracker,cracking houses like it's no man's business

YNJS Najib :

There must be some semblance of order in our urban centres or towns. But many of us construct houses with impunity

_april697 :

but people agreed why are you spreading false information

Ngobi Akisamu🇺🇬🇹🇿 :

They blocked the road

Faisal Mwanje :

let them first organize roads in the heart of iganga oboja street,Ngobi,wagoina,abbey mukwaya , market Street.

Davie :

They were happy shouting that technical staff don't implement government rules and they are incompetent, now enjoy the competence

Ryanz :

wano wa?

Chrly Xperience :

That is what they call "dealing with an individual" and not the entity.

ABDEL GAMAL SHAKUR K SNR :

wheres this

Gonna ronna :

but y

🦋RIHANNAHA💦🦁🐅🇺🇬🇦🇪🇹🇷 :

mwebale kulondo

RUFAIDAH 🧕zenkolawo zendya😃 :

subuhanallah

On one is above God :

KH :

Big up, those crying were yapping and reporting technical staff of incompetence and inaction

Secret error :

Town cracker 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

bettynakyanzi0 :

Banange muyiye ku plan B

MuMMy PreTTy :

@STRONG LADY 256 @shifuraali 00 @Mukose and Sons lganga Town 🖥

shariyat bint badiruAl Adinani :

😭😭😭

STRONG LADY 256 :

[Crying][Crying][Crying]

Easy :

🥰🥰🥰

SENGA NAISONGA OMUSAWO :

🥰🥰🥰

Moses :

museveni and he's son must go

1 dawamusango :

Make charcoal trading illegal for the natives, but perfectly legal for us! After all, we are the ones in charge. We have sold off vast stretches of forests to be cleared in the name of our own security, displaced local communities from wetlands, and taken control over swamps ,lakes, rivers, mountains, and virtually every other natural resource. Yet, after all this, we turn around and disguise our actions as efforts to protect the environment. To make it all possible, we use people from within these very communities to enact and enforce policies that ultimately work against their own people. Let’s also restrict their access to charcoal, a resource many depend on for their daily survival, create scarcity by limiting their ability to produce and trade it, and then exploit the resulting demand by selling it at inflated prices. In the end, the same people whose livelihoods have been disrupted are forced to pay more for a resource they can no longer freely access or trade. When conservation becomes a tool for exclusion rather than protection, the real question is no longer whether we are saving the environment, but who gets to control its resources, who profits from that control, and who is left to bear the burden. [You're there empty-headed, applauding them as if you'll ever be one of them. It's quite pitiful.]