You ask what he would like, and he says he does not need anything.
It might be true. It might also mean he has not thought about it, does not want you to go to trouble, or would rather you choose. You are left wondering how to give him something that will feel personal without buying another version of what he already owns.
What can I give a man who says he needs nothing?
Choose something to enjoy, something to use or something to remember. Coffee suits someone who has a favourite brew; a small organiser suits someone who carries cables or other loose items; a photograph and note suit someone sentimental. If he already owns plenty, something he can enjoy without keeping may fit better than another object. If he has clearly asked for no gifts, take him at his word and offer your time or a message instead.
Look at the small routines you know.
Does he take coffee seriously? Is he always searching through a bag for something small? Does he keep a photograph where he can see it? Does he enjoy a quiet evening more than a large celebration?
Those details give you somewhere to begin. A pouch can be useful for someone who carries small things between places. A coffee gift makes sense for a coffee drinker. A keepsake may matter more to someone who likes remembering the people and moments around him.
You do not have to settle on a standard idea of what a man should like. Some love flowers. Some would be delighted by a personal letter. Others would happily use the same practical object every day for years.
If you are uncertain, keep the gift simple and give the note a little more thought. Explain the detail that made you choose it. The connection between the object and the person is what makes the selection feel less random.
And let “I don’t need anything” take some pressure off. You are free to give a small gesture of affection, without trying to impress him with how much you found to put in a box.
Tell MistaGift in Kampala two things you know about him. We can help you find a direction from there.