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News reaching our desk from Industrial based TV station is that presenter Josephat Seguya is having sleepless nights over allegations of extortion.
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We have learnt that this week, Seguya will appear before the disciplinary committee of Bukedde TV to explain himself over the allegations that he wanted money from singer Angela Kalule. Sources say that he was previously warned by the management over the same issue.
This comes after Kalule accused him of wanting lot money to stop distributing her bedroom video that leaked to the media. The singer claims she lost her Sam Sung Galaxy S6 that contained her intimate secrets.
After the video went viral, Angella got on the social media to apologise and give her side of the story.
She exposed media personalities that called her asking for money so that they could stop her bedroom video circulating. She claims that Seguya wanted money that she didn’t have.
Source: Howwe.biz
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