The most deadly disease is being a people pleaser🤦🤦.It drowns your self esteem,cripples your decision making and renders you a puppet. Imagine living your entire life in fear of people. Do your best ethically and professionally and let God be your Judge and not the people

I bagged a PGD from UMI in Kampala, Grateful to God.

“If we draw near to God, it will have an effect upon our common, everyday life.” — Charles Spurgeon

If you want Tuesday to be historical , laugh at @nilepostnews watermark 😂😂😂. The watermark will be very active on that day📸📸📸🇺🇬👏

The officers looked smart, confident, and proud as they received their new ranks. Their faces were filled with joy, reflecting their hard work and dedication. The moment was both emotional and inspiring, as they stepped into new responsibilities with great enthusiasm. While speaking in chorus, the officers expressed their appreciation to the Commissioner General of Prisons for recognizing their sweat and efforts. They pledged to continue serving with commitment and professionalism. Luzira Upper Prison, the largest and only maximum security prison in Uganda, continues to play a key role in the Uganda Prisons Service. The promotions reflect recognition of hard work and are expected to strengthen service delivery.

Labour Day In Buikwe district 📸

Happy International Labour Day celebrations.

There is no worst-case scenario with God. He is actually a specialist in turning messes into treasures, if only you can surrender to Him.

“The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and covered up. Then in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field.” —Matthew 13:44

Humility.

Happy birthday to you my Lord Bishop 🙏🏿🎊

Chairing the 36th Prisons Council meeting - 2026 in Luzira.

The Council, which is the second-highest decision-making body of the Uganda Prisons Service after the Prisons Authority, plays a central role in guiding the Service. Its functions include making appointments and promoting prison officers up to the rank of Principal Officer, as well as exercising disciplinary control over officers within its mandate. The Council also advises the Prisons Authority on the rank structure of the Service and formulates terms and conditions of service for staff, subject to approval. In addition, it sets standards for recruitment and training, determines the types and quality of equipment and supplies to be procured, and formulates policies for the Service while ensuring their effective implementation. Furthermore, the Council is responsible for ensuring the efficient organization and administration of the Service and promoting a national character and balanced composition within its workforce. It may also appoint committees from among its members to support the execution of its duties. Among its key outcomes, the 36th Prisons Council confirmed the promotion of junior officers, recognizing their hardwork, dedication and commitment to service. The meeting emphasized the Uganda Prisons Service’s commitment to professionalism, strong administration and continuous improvement in fulfilling its mandate of safe custody and rehabilitation of offenders.

A total of 1238 recruit warders and wardresses intake 2025/2026 have successfully completed this course. They reported for training on 12th July 2025 and have trained for a period of 9 months. #OpenGovUg

Moses was 80 years old when God said NOW. Not when he was young and sharp and full of fire. When he was old, tired, and already failed once. Exodus 7:7. God's timing has never been polite. But it is always precise. AMEN, even on the slow days.

Amen🙏🏿

Train up a child in the way he should go & when he is old he will not depart from it. #Proverbs 22: 6

Mr. Frank Baine Mayanja, Senior Commissioner of Prisons (Cooperation and Corporate Affairs/Service Spokesperson) has urged recruit warders and wardresses at the Prisons Academy and Training School (PATS) to uphold discipline, professionalism and integrity in their work. Speaking during the external facilitation program, Mr. Baine emphasized good customer care and public relations, noting that officers must relate well with the public at all times. He called for courteousness and empathy when handling inmates and visitors, regardless of their status, and advised, “Do to others what you wish to be done to you.” He also stressed active listening in all situations. Mr. Baine reminded trainees of their duties, including the apprehension of escapes, and emphasized zero tolerance to discrimination, urging fairness in treating everyone. He also called for obedience to superiors and respect for colleagues. He warned against misuse of social media, especially while in uniform, noting that the uniform represents government and must be respected. He also stressed confidentiality, saying sharing official information without permission is unacceptable. He added that smartness is the brand of Prisons, encouraging trainees to always appear neat and professional. Mr. Baine further guided trainees on the Code of Conduct and Ethics for the Uganda Public Service, urging them to uphold integrity, honesty, accountability, professionalism and proper use of public resources. He emphasized fairness, respect for all and loyalty to government, noting that these values are key to building public trust. He urged recruits to understand why they joined the Service, to be proud of it, and to protect it. “Many people want this job—love it and guard it jealously,” he said. The session strengthened the importance of building a disciplined, ethical, and professional Uganda Prisons Service.

Makerere, friends pay tribute to ‘Uncle John’ Ekudu-Adoku monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/na…

Dear friends, I wish to inform you that the President of the Republic of Uganda, H.E. Gen. @KagutaMuseveni has granted an official burial to the fallen former Minister, diplomat and legislator who represented Kajara County in Ntungamo District, Hon. Kweronda Ruhemba. Accordingly, N.O.C is liaising with the family of the deceased to organise a befitting sendoff which will take place on Thursday April 2, 2026. Condolences to the family, friends, the people of Kajara and Ugandans at large. May Hon. Kweronda Ruhemba's soul rest in eternal peace! BMB