Tag: wedding bells

Groom to be drowns in Arua just months before wedding

Posted on by Desiree Miller

Groom to be, Steven Kizza an employee of an NGO based in Kamwokya, Kampala had travelled to Gulu on a work-related trip with colleagues. While in Gulu, they took off some time to have fun at Aruu falls.

According to reports, Kizza sat on one of the stones at the falls as his friends and colleagues captured the moment. Unknown to them, Kizza was gradually slipping down the falls. Before they realised it, he was out of sight and was in danger.

Steven shortly before drowning

They could not manage to rescue him. Later, Police retrieved the body down the stream.

Kizza, who hails from Masaka had had a traditional marriage ceremony in December and wedding meetings were underway for a glamorous union in August.

He was laid to rest yesterday in Masaka.

RIP.

Pastor Wilson Bugembe Finally finds Love

Posted on by Desiree Miller

Pastor Wilson Bugembe has been Uganda’s most eligible bachelor for the past couple of years. It had almost become a song for the singing Pastor to promise Ugandans that he will wed soon. In fact, many who have no chills had rendered him one who was ‘Inactive’.

For long, the self-proclaimed former street kid has since been single despite having seen favor from God. He’s been privileged to start a church, acquire land, buy cars, start up business chains and joining the tubonga naweteam. It’s an achievement you know!

However the disturbing question had always remained “why?” A bunch of females have for a long time thronged his Nansana-based Light the World Church in pursuit to win his heart, but in vain.

Bugembe during a concert

Bugembe during a concert

In the past, a couple of girls were linked to him especially his singing counterpart Justine Nabbossa, but he denied.

However he recently came clean on a local TV interview, saying “It’s been long but I finally found the right one. Her family has barred me from saying anything in public, but we will walk down the aisle next year,” Bugembe said.

We hope it doesn’t turn out to be the other year or the one after the other one that we hear wedding bells. Good luck brother!