Author: BIG EYE ADMIN

Pastor Kakande, a prominent spiritual leader, has introduced a new anointed card that is claimed to transform the lives of anyone who obtains it. The announcement has generated widespread interest among followers and the general public. The card is designed to bring blessings and create opportunities across various aspects of life. It is described as a spiritual tool with divine power, far beyond an ordinary card. The card is priced at 1.4 million shillings. Despite the cost, many supporters are eager to acquire it, believing in the transformative potential that Pastor Kakande has highlighted. According to the pastor, the card…

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Moses Tinsely has shared the challenges he faced during his long-distance relationship with Ugandan singer Vivian Tendo. Being apart for nearly two years tested their love and became one of the most difficult periods of their lives. The distance created emotional strain and frequent frustration, making it hard for the couple to maintain closeness. Despite the challenges, their commitment to each other remained unwavering, and they relied heavily on video calls, messages, and social media to stay connected. Family and friends often questioned whether their love could survive the separation, and moments of doubt and insecurity occasionally arose. Nevertheless, their…

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A shocking incident unfolded in Mukono, Uganda, when a Senior Two student kidnapped his two young cousins, aged two and four, on September 26. The abduction caused panic in the family, prompting swift action from authorities to locate and secure the children. The student hid the children in a rented room and demanded ransom from the family. Police quickly traced the suspect’s location and rescued the children unharmed, bringing relief to the parents. Investigations revealed that the teenager’s motive was financial, as he had no intention of harming the children but sought money. He reportedly planned to return them after…

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Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has dismissed reports claiming she ordered the arrest of Galaxy TV journalist David Mwesigye, calling them false and misleading. Her communications officer, Francis Jjingo, clarified that the Prime Minister never instructed police to detain Mwesigye. Instead, she asked the journalist to apologize for allegedly giving inaccurate information to President Museveni and the country. The controversy began during President Museveni’s nomination at the Electoral Commission headquarters in Lweza, Makindye Ssabagabo, when Mwesigye highlighted challenges at Mukono Referral Hospital, Namuganga Health Centre III, and Kayunga General Hospital. He cited shortages of medical equipment and staff, poor patient care,…

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In a surprising turn, lawyer Medard Ssegona has been denied the National Unity Platform (NUP) ticket for Busiro East County, despite publicly kneeling before party president Bobi Wine and apologizing. Many of his supporters are left questioning the fairness of the decision. Ssegona’s public act of humility received wide attention. He went down on his knees before Bobi Wine, expressing regret for past actions that may have strained his relationship with the party leadership. Many considered this a sincere effort to reconcile and demonstrate loyalty to NUP. Despite this, the nomination went to musician and current Kyengera Town Mayor Mathias…

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City musician Alien Skin and his Fungon crew are now at the center of a serious criminal investigation after police launched a manhunt following the death of a former staff member. The incident has shocked residents and music fans across Uganda. Authorities report that in Kizungu, Ndebba village, Alien Skin allegedly ordered his bodyguard, Musumali, to forcibly bring Namuwaya Wilfred back to the Fungon basement. Namuwaya had reportedly left the Fungon team without permission, sparking a violent confrontation. Namuwaya was rushed to Mulago Hospital in critical condition but later died. Police opened a murder case under reference number SD/20/09/25 at…

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Veteran political journalist and lobbyist Richard Baguma has advised National Unity Platform (NUP) leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, that President Yoweri Museveni does not view him as a major threat. According to Baguma, Museveni’s primary concern in Uganda’s political landscape remains opposition heavyweight Dr. Kizza Besigye. He urged Bobi Wine to recognize his position as an underdog and prepare strategically if he hopes to attain state power in the future. Baguma told Bobi Wine that he still has much to learn before competing with influential figures in Uganda, including Museveni’s eldest son, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Chief…

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Democratic Party (DP) President-General Norbert Mao has openly declared his support for President Yoweri Museveni in the 2026 elections. Speaking on the eve of the presidential nominations, Mao said he is neither “ashamed nor afraid” to back the ruling NRM candidate. Mao told the Nile Post that while the DP party will release an official statement, his personal decision is firm. “The party will make a statement, but as for me as Mao, I will back President Museveni for the next election. I’m not ashamed and afraid to say that,” he said. He explained that his support for Museveni is…

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A reliable source inside the National Unity Platform Election Management Committee has confessed to this publication that the prevailing confusion in Makindye West was sowed by the party Secretary General David Lewis Rubongoya. “At the start of the process former NUP head of institutions Musiri David was in a comfortable lead with 65% of the results followed by the incumbent Allan Ssewanyana with 35% ,” a source inside the NUP database says. “Go and have a look at the preliminary leaked list. Musiri was the duly nominated flag bearer for Makindye West. He was going to be declared but Rubongoya…

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Dancehall musician Ziza Bafana has officially quit the National Unity Platform (NUP) and crossed over to the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM). Speaking to the press, Bafana stated, “I’m no longer part of the oppressed group,” marking a bold departure from his former political alignment. For the past two years, Bafana had openly supported opposition leader Bobi Wine. He was often seen in public dressed in red, NUP’s trademark color, and actively took part in events that promoted the party and its activities. Speculation surrounding his political stance was put to rest over the weekend when Bafana appeared among the…

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