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Hoima, Uganda
Joined January 2014
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Heartbroken for the mother I saw at @UgEquityBank Hoima Branch today. She sat from 1 PM to 4 PM with a sick, crying infant. Only ONE attendant was serving dozens of people. The system is broken.
When she finally approached the Operations Manager’s office at 4pm for help, she was told to leave because the manager "couldn't help much."
Since when is a sick child not a priority for quick service?
To make matters worse, an epileptic customer collapsed in the hall during the chaos. @UgEquityBank, you need to address staffing levels and train your managers in crisis empathy immediately. This is unacceptable.
No one was there to assist the mother on how to fill the form, as you can see, on expected turnover, the mother wrote a date instead.
Yes, the mother walked away hours later without service.
@KeEquityBank @UgEquityBank
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CALL FOR APPLICATION: FULLY SPONSORED TRAINING IN CERTIFIED PREMISES CABLING TECHNOLOGY.
Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom in partnership with @CNOOCUgandaLtd hereby invites eligible people to apply for a fully sponsored training opportunity in Certified Premises Cabling Technology.
The last statement was completely useless
The Crown Prince of the Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom.. Prince David Rukidi Mpuuga Amooti. Born on May 19, 2007, he belongs to the historic Babiito Dynasty and is the heir apparent to the throne of one of East Africa's oldest traditional monarchies.
City slay queens, do your job.. you could wake up one day as the queen of Bunyoro haha!
Like I said teapaw.org/peterabwooli/status/21…
Whether it's a new found love or an intervention by H.E @ADkasozi , I like how the once known nemesis turned friend and now sings praises for the 'village' club
Kitara Out to Extend Unbeaten Run as Police Brace for Royals Test
#NBSportUpdates | @BryanAheebwa
nbssport.co.ug/article/kitar…
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This new feature makes Stock count exercise so easy. You can choose between open and closed/blind stock counting.
With blind count, the system stock is hidden and the staff do the physical stock count and later on reconcile with the system.
It lets you do adjustments automatically with a reason for either positive or negative variance recorded.
Last month, I was installing a Pharmacy Point of sale system at Raimset Pharmacy Hoima.
A customer walks in, asks for Penegra- now, I didn't know what that was, but since I was the only one with access to the system and prices, I offered to help.
You would have seen me speaking loudly, "Penegra 100 or? then the price,'' the customer felt abit uncomfortable only to be told later that the drug was for.
It’s 8:30 in the morning and someone has already come to the pharmacy asking for Penegra. 😭😂
The man didn’t even greet me.
He just walked in, looked around and said, “Mpa Penegra.”
I asked him, “Which strength, sir?”
He looked at me like I had asked him to explain his entire marriage.
“Eh! There are different ones?”
Kale, this is a pharmacy, not a betting shop. You can’t just come and say, “Give me the one that works.”
Then he lowered his voice and said, “Naye omwana-ono, don’t ask me many questions. I’m in a hurry.”
Sir, it’s 8:30 AM.
Where are you going with this urgency? 😭
The day has barely started and some people are already working overtime.
Ugandans, what exactly happens in the morning that makes some men wake up with such ambitious plans? 😂
This new feature makes Stock count exercise so easy. You can choose between open and closed/blind stock counting.
With blind count, the system stock is hidden and the staff do the physical stock count and later on reconcile with the system.
It lets you do adjustments automatically with a reason for either positive or negative variance recorded.
Ain't you letting emotions cloud your judgement here? What does failure to meet a mortal man have to do with God
To those sharing illusion of heaven. Mbasekeredde. I have been trying to meet the President (I know there are presidents but with a small p) I wanted to meet the president without the baggage of "LCV Chairmanship Identity" and I have failed. Even when I succeed, I have to be in a group. So I cant tell the president what I want.
If getting a president when alive is hard, why do you think its simple tobsee God when you are dead. Statehouse is restricted. Being in God's presence must be more restricted whether dead all alive. Think twice. Not all that die go to God. Heaven is not a bin of illusioned humans.
The Sempaya male hotsprings has this beautiful view too
Beautiful people how about this 😍 ❤️ this is a board walk cross a swampy(boggie area ) giving a very interesting view . The #RWENZORIS Rae Beautiful!
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the entire staff at rukoki general hospital in kasese has gone 4 months without pay
these health workers were bein' paid when rukoki was still a health centre iv under kasese municipal council
when the facility was elevated to a general hospital, its payroll was transferred from the municipality to the district
however, the transfer was reportedly never documented through the required council minute
this administrative omission has left 84 workers without their salaries since july
the money is available on the district account, but the workers are caught in an endless game of administrative ping-pong by the district leadership
many have resorted to borrowin' money from loan sharks just to pay rent, school fees, and meet basic household expenses
some are strugglin' to afford transport to work
@melvinnasasira, who reached out to me about this a few weeks ago, has received accounts of workers goin' hungry, accumulatin' debts and facin' threats of arrest over loan defaults
i've had conversations with some of these people and the situation is bad
these are the people expected to show up every day, attend to patients and keep a public hospital runnin', yet they cannot reliably afford to get themselves to work
and this is not some small health facility with a negligible patient load
rukoki handles more than 600 deliveries every month, averagin' approx. 20 to 30 deliveries every day
around 15 of these are reportedly performed through caesarean section
its maternity ward has a standard capacity of only about 20 beds and frequently operates beyond that capacity
we're talkin' about a hospital handlin' a substantial volume of maternity and surgical cases, with medical staff expected to attend to mothers, newborns and other patients under already difficult workin' conditions
rukoki was elevated to a general hospital partly to address the shortage of hospital-level healthcare in the district's central municipality followin' the repeated destruction of kilembe mines hospital by the nyamwamba floods
for years, much of the population has had to rely on st. paul's hospital, operated by the anglican church, and st. mary's hospital, operated by the catholic church
the other government general hospital, bwera general hospital, is considerably farther from the district's administrative and commercial centre
and the timin' makes this situation even more alarmin'
congo continues to battle ebola outbreaks, includin' transmission in provinces in the eastern part of the country and kasese shares a border with it
how do we expect health workers to sustain such a system while withholdin' their salaries for 4 months?
how can a missin' council minute be the reason why 84 people go unpaid for 4 months?
why should 84 workers bear the consequences of administrative failure and incompetence?
these 84 people deserve their salaries, they deserve answers from those responsible
and the people of kasese deserve a functionin' public hospital
this matter needs to be resolved immediately 😒
A few like minded people might actually believe this!!
🚨UPDATE: Linked conversation this guy late kapere was looking for just 100k from his LOP for treatment but the LOP declined his call and guess wat next.
LOP Hon @JoelSsenyonyi is preparing a wonderful speech at kaperras send off
Continuity is guaranteed
PRINCE DAVID RUKIDI MPUGA URGES YOUTH TO EMBRACE SPORTS
Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom Prince, David Rukidi Mpuga Amooti, has urged young people to embrace sports, highlighting their importance in promoting good health, nurturing talent and creating career opportunities.
The Prince made the remarks yesterday evening while gracing the KISA Uganda Inter-Chapter Sports Gala as the Special Guest at Kyambogo College Playground in Kampala.
He was accompanied by Princess Daphine Kabatalesa Adyeri, the Personal Assistant to Omugo, and David Basigirenda Amooti, Administrative Assistant in the Office of the Omukama.
Upon arrival, he was received by the Minister of Bunyoro Affairs, Hon. Mary Mugasa Akiiki; BKK Tourism and Production Officer, Omuny. Atuha Moses Amooti; and KISA Uganda President, H.E. Nelson.
The Prince inspected the competing teams and interacted with the players, offering words of encouragement before addressing hundreds of students, KISA alumni and participants.
He thanked the KISA Uganda leadership for inviting him and conveyed warm greetings from the Reigning Omukama, Dr. Solomon Gafabusa Iguru I, and Omugo Margaret Karunga Adyeri.
He commended KISA for its love for Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom and its continued efforts to promote the Kingdom's culture within the university community.
He also appreciated Hon. Mary Mugasa Akiiki for mentoring and supporting young people in Bunyoro-Kitara.
The Prince further recognised the Kingdom administration for its continued support towards KISA and its activities.
Sharing his personal sporting experience, Prince David revealed that he is a basketball player who has represented his school at both national and international levels.
He encouraged the students to actively participate in sports, noting that sporting activities promote physical health, foster friendships, nurture talents and can open doors to professional careers.
He concluded by revealing that he would soon be joining university and expressed excitement about becoming a proud member of KISA and delivered a contribution of 700 dollars from Omugo to kisa Uganda to support the association for development.
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