Ekirwade Kimukubye kutaka Bugingo Ebibye byononese Yandisulawo ekanisa ate ismaolaxes Maziga melele
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Date: 2022-05-30

Ekirwade Kimukubye kutaka Bugingo Ebibye byononese Yandisulawo ekanisa ate ismaolaxes Maziga melele 
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20 witnesses to testify against Bugingo in marriage caseThe couple was dragged to court by public litigants Male Mabirizi and Robert Rutaro Muhairwe ...

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecution has lined up 20 witnesses to testify in a bigamy case against Pastor Aloysius Bugingo and his girlfriend Suzan Makula Nantaba.

Bigamy is the act of entering into a marriage with one person while still legally married to another.

Lawyer Robert Rutaro Muhairwe made the revelation before Entebbe Chief Magistrates' Court, presided over by Grade One Magistrate Stella Okwong.

He also informed the court that investigations into the matter were complete, the reason why he wanted the hearing of the case to start.

"Investigations into the matter have been concluded and the witnesses are ready to testify," Rutaro said.

However, the hearing of the case did not kick off after the magistrate adjourned it following a request by Bugingo's lawyer. Bugingo and Makula are currently out on bail.

The two are battling charges of entering a void marriage (bigamy). Makula Also faces another count of knowingly marrying a married man, contrary to Section 42 of the Marriage Act Cap 251.


During the session, Uganda Communications Commission presented to court footage to show that the introduction ceremony between Bugingo and Makula took place, The Police officer who investigated the matter had also appeared in court to testify against the duo.

The prosecution alleges that Makula on December 7, 2021, at Kawuku in Katabi Town Council, Wakiso district, being unmarried, went through the ceremony of marriage with Bugingo, a person she knew was married to Teddy Naluswa Bugingo.

On December 22, last year, the court charged Bugingo, the lead pastor of House of Prayer Ministries International, and Makula with three counts related to a void marriage, contrary to the Marriage Act.

Bugingo and Makula were dragged to court by public litigants Male Mabirizi and Robert Rutaro Muhairwe.

The hearing of the case has been adjourned to June 20.