UGANDA: ISN'T THE LADY AT THE CENTER OF THE ARCHBISHOP SEX SCANDAL A 'KOREAN'?

 

By CHANGE OF GUARDS

In 2010, Judith Tukamuhebwa married Isaac Akamutuha who was at the time working with Coca Cola and was financially stable. The two were blessed with two kids but later, Isaac lost his job and left Mbarara for Kampala in search of a job. Judith mismanaged the family business she had been running in Mbarara, dumped the children in the village and claimed she was going to work in Jinja.  She was already in a  secret love affair with a widower, Reverend Tugumeahabwe. Later, she came and swept Isaac's house clean of all the household property.  The distressed Isaac left for the Middle East for migrant labor.  

In October 2018, Judith wedded Reverend Tugumeahabwe but in December 2019, she filled for divorce. The then Anglican Arch-Bishop Stanley Ntagali, who had been offering the couple counselling in reconciliation efforts, ended up in an affair with Judith that is said to be blessed with a baby.  

Bakiga ladies are reputed for not being promiscuous but being faithful in relationships and uphold marriage values. Their love life is not known to be driven by material wealth but through hard work and they acquire prosperity from scratch. The conduct of Judith Tukamuhebwa is synonymous with 'Koreans' and it wouldn't be surprising if she is a 'Korean.'

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