Cartoons for Activism - Dr. Spire Hard Questions

[@africaniij]

Thank you for your positive response. It means a lot to us. We appreciate your support and look forward to providing you with more insightful interviews in the future. Stay tuned! ☺

[@WSamuel-100]

This is a very interesting interview from Our Own Prof. Spire Ssentongo,.....the bottle feature got me laugh a little beat louder!!......Thank you Mr.Solomon Sserwanja.

[@eastafricatechnicalteamslt9336]

Ssebo Ssentongo webale nnyo kubanga okulwanirira Uganda Kati kutema kulwe "Nnamuganga" Eno Uganda mwetugenda okuleka abaana nabazzukkulu yongeramu amaanyi Ssebo

[@vicentmugabi9816]

I love my lecturer. He combines both seriousness and humor. May God bless him

[@kayingaronald5157]

Smartest and brave elite i ever seen in Uganda. In Uganda the top notch fools are the elite

[@francismuwonge5130]

I wish we had a sensible political ground in Uganda Dr would be one of chains of governance running and guidinding on the future of our country

[@abimanyaridley2424]

Wow. I didn't know Spire was this brilliant and full of humility. I am impressed and inspired!

[@marthaatiku7494]

His Literature is 👌👌👌👌 Nze owa Nsambwe c/u Primary School nsiimye.

[@africaniij]

Kaale nyabo. Webale kusiima. Ab'e Nsambwe tubatumidde. 🙏

[@rukykuky2600]

Respect for Dr. Spire. His activism has creeated much more impact than opposition politicians. Something happens when opposition politicians get into parliament. It's only during elections that they are vocal enough about the injustices of the Museveni gov't. Activism is the ultimate way to cause positive change!

[@marthaatiku7494]

Mr Sserwanja, the question i waited for you to ask Mr Aspire that you didn't is how safe his job is considering he works with the Govt University. Many state officials take his exhibition insightful and it's stripping many Govt institutions naked.

[@africaniij]

That's a good one. I appreciate. 🙏

[@edsonkabanda1677]

Extremely humble man .. smart !

[@brendaowomugisha4150]

After watching him on people and power,I was curious to listen to his thoughts behind his actions and it's been worth it

[@danman9979]

The tongue 👅 always turns to the aching tooth 😫, wow, thanks Dr. Spire , ✍✍✍

[@allanjoy1772]

Thank you Solomon for bringing this guy mr jimmy spire for réal this guy is talented by the time he started the pothole exhibition I was still at school but I could run to newspapers to read his content especially the mabaati scandal

[@africaniij]

You're welcome, Allan. I'm glad it resonated with you. Stay tuned for more, please.

[@DariaNakalema-pt6qv]

I like this man's calmness response whenever on the panel Any interview of his a lecture it's self

[@fionamusana8878]

What an interesting conversation. We need more of these constructive sessions for inclusive and meaningful change. Kudos.

[@africaniij]

Thank you, Musana. We're preparing more.

[@rashidahkakimba8996]

Thanks for Spire, i have gotten to know this You tube channel

[@Rym691]

I have always believed that the best way to discredit a bad argument is you make people hear or see it mockingly, jokingly with laughter. Dr. Spire understands this concept more than I do.

[@muhekyikenneth4642]

Thank you Solomon and Dr spire

[@africaniij]

You're welcome, Kenneth.

[@4fridayjudithsaudi165]

Thanks alot 👏👏 Mr Solomon serwanjja for the educative, massive, inspiration, motivation, speeches encouraging words which is full of perceptiveness ever 🙏🏽 we really do appreciate your Marvelous works, time, effort, applied to teach it's so inspiring us 👏 may God continue to bless your work indeed 🤚

[@africaniij]

Your kind words mean a lot to me, and I'm glad to hear that our work is contributing to positive change in society. Amen! May God bless you abundantly.

[@4fridayjudithsaudi165]

@@africaniij AMEN 👏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mulahsaif6016]

What a brilliant mind full of humour! May God protect you always 🙏

[@muheirweflorence]

Thank you for hosting Spire. He has done well . He is so inspiring and I love his humor, wit and brain.❤

[@africaniij]

You're welcome. Glad you loved it!

[@nantezamukasa1078]

I have read extensivelly Prof Spire's works and all i can say may God protect and bless this witty superbly intelligen t and iniquely humorous Young Man for us all🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏

[@allanyiga1331]

Good job!. And THANKYOU Spire!!

[@brendaowomugisha4150]

There is a degree of wisdom,courage and humility that Dr.Spire carries as he's answering these questions.. Thank you Mr.Sserwanjja

[@africaniij]

I'm humbled, Brenda. 🙏 Thank you for supporting us.

[@ivankawuki8404]

"and many more to come" u have just killed him with that statement

[@africaniij]

🤣😂😅 I understand.

[@georgeahirwe2880]

Solomon thank you so much for the show. Please 🙏 bring here Enanga to tell us about these murders in the city

[@africaniij]

I'm humbled, George. Thanks for the idea...

[@mudolamutwalibubaidillah9929]

Thank you Solomon for hosting Dr. Spire. Philosophy at use. I envy such creativity that brings about a feeling of change agitation.

[@africaniij]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled to have hosted Dr. Spire and share his insightful thoughts. I appreciate your support. Please stay tuned for more!

[@mubirulawrence8100]

What an articulate Prof Spire. God should protect you for feature Uganda use....... Yr really a professor. You have taught me alot in this interview.

[@byloneakandonda2027]

thank you Spire Ugandans love you

[@mugabeisaac6992]

Who are you to stop the exhibition 😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣 thanks sir the great work but in such humility 🙏🙏🙏

[@UgandaFirst]

This part outweighed my laughing capacity 😂😂

[@twongirweprivah8727]

Be blessed Prof

[@herbertyaweh7384]

Amazing and incredible interview, thank you Solomon Sserwanja.

[@africaniij]

You're welcome, Herbert Yaweh. I appreciate your support!

[@VANSLEEK1]

Brilliance at its best 👌

[@mugalueddie]

Thank you so much Solomon for the show and bringing to us Prof Spire. He's really knowledgeable. The country needs more of you.... God protect you people 🙏

[@africaniij]

I'm humbled. Thank you, Eddie.

[@alioruzaituni1664]

We love you Spire may the almighty guide in this bad times and thanks very much for coming out ❤❤❤❤

[@hakimkatumbagajuule9039]

Awesome Show 🥰👏👏👏

[@africaniij]

Thank you! 🙏

[@BruceRyangoma]

This guy is so brilliant

[@hillzupdatesug5376]

Mr Solomon your such a vibe,, thanks for hosting Dr Spire, we learn alot👍

[@africaniij]

Thank you, Hillz updates Ug.

[@feliqcs_prim]

About the impunity, that's very true😢😢😢

[@kaukadavis330]

I need more of him😊

[@ericogwal600]

Honestly this interview was worth it.

[@africaniij]

I'm humbled, Eric. Thank you for your feedback!

[@patiencemwine4420]

Very important topic. Can we analyse and publish the findings.

[@mossykaliiba3603]

Good stuff keep it up

[@margaretsentamu9559]

Coordination among activists!

[@africaniij]

Yes, better way to work! 🙏

[@marvintumuhaise8731]

No "HARD QUESTIONS" here, but well done never the less.

[@fionamusana8878]

Way to go

[@africaniij]

🙏

[@nyombif91]

Thanks doctor

[@kabagambezack4321]

Thanks for bringing him.

[@africaniij]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@eddie2048]

What an Elite

[@atatweebwakingdavid8109]

Our man

[@kibalamamarvin9432]

Mr.Solomon, I could tell it was hard for you to ask HARD questions to the prof.😅😅. What would you ask to such a people's favourite?. I only blame you for not changing the title of the episode to "Catching up with Prof. Spire " 😂

[@africaniij]

😂😅 Thank you, Mr. Kibalama Marvin. 😁 I really enjoyed hosting him. I like that title!!

[@Country_____duke]

Kudos AIIJ🤝🏾👏🏾

[@africaniij]

Thank you, Country____Duke!🙏

[@abubakarkizitomusoke2956]

great

[@oneblackpanda]

Appreciated the interview

[@africaniij]

That's great! Thank you.

[@nakanjakocarol8904]

Wow, what a brain!

[@SaulixKayz]

Top notch!

[@africaniij]

Thank you!

[@sunshineheaven1802]

The nation has complacent leaders and corrupt civil servants. Lazy and without interest, there are small things each person can do! I am just imagining if members of parliament went a few months without pay and it would be geared towards some of these things until they start to get responsible.

[@africaniij]

Hmm.., that's an interesting one. 🤔 Thanks for the contribution!

[@sunshineheaven1802]

My other take is if we can critic/ cite the issues then we can also give some sound solutions because from where I stand it seems as though people in those spaces have lost trajectory of even the bare minimum. They really have no immediate solutions, always thinking about the bigger money, foreign labour, etc. What happened to the days when prisoners were part of the workforce. They worked in construction under supervision as a reform but also as cheap labour for such projects. That way, the budget would be affordable ad this community service for those prisoners of petty crimes would pay off and they would be let go after they serve (tackling the issue of over population in prisons which is a story for another day). The Engineers draw the plans, and the prisoners follow instructions from the few professionals around. Not everything should be complicated but they make it that way because they have been at it for years now. I am almost certain that if a campaign was held for Ugandans to fundraise for their own roads area by area, they would do an excellent job. And if given permission to work on them, where we can hire equipment etc, we would do it. But that is not our job, we pay taxes to cater for that.

[@africaniij]

A lot of things have gone astray indeed. As Mr. Ssentongo put it, it's feedback from the people. Simple solutions like that would be effective.

[@maserekajodrah2925]

He's a good man

[@ia2906]

Perhaps impunity in the civil service could be changed by changing civil service jobs from permanent and pensionable jobs to contract-based jobs where tenure is extended only on the basis of performance. Corruption-related indicators could be included in the key performance indicators to determine renewal of the employment contract. Uganda's corruption and impunity is not only among politicians but perhaps worse among munistry bureaucrats and front line civil servants #Tukooye!

[@godsonakandwanaho6716]

😅😅😅😅 ka bottle we all kno

[@africaniij]

LOL!!!

[@lwangajonny3536]

Mr Ssentongo, may the good Lord bless you.

[@musinguziwilfred]

Professor not Mr . Please

[@jobbwire5842]

Spire for Mayor

[@africaniij]

🙄

[@ssenkubugeumar7013]

sometimes the sound breaks

[@margaretsentamu9559]

Floods! Floods!

[@millionaire9122]

Content is great, but the cinematography can be better, shadows are crushed, probably the camera has very low dynamic range.

[@africaniij]

Thank you for the feedback, MILLIONAIRE! I appreciate your comment about the cinematography. We're working on improving our visuals. Your input is valuable to us, and I appreciate you sharing your thoughts! 🙏

[@patriciahardesty1508]

My lecturer

[@kayihuragodwinkuura2762]

Mr Solomon I wonder why government is still deducting our pay as you earn and in the morning I go through those potholes, remember the u squeeze sand in hands the more it penetrate from your hands, time is up