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It should be noted that last night saw the pastor’s followers thrown into shock. This was after news broke that the city pastor’s car had been shot at.
Unidentified gunmen opened fire on the pastor’s car in Nansana municipality as he headed home. Fortunately for the pastor, he survived with minor cuts and was rushed to Mulago Hospital where he received treatment.
Unfortunately, his driver, a one Richard succumbed to gunshot wounds on their way to the hospital.
Now according to Rwomushana, he doesn’t understand how the Pastor’s driver who is SFC ended up dying. According to the political analyst, Bugingo drives himself.
The news also found Rwomushana on NBS TV’s Barometer analyzing the state of politics. He further said that at the level of Ugandan politics, it goes hand in hand with violence.
Hardly had he finished his conclusion than news circulated that the pastor had survived an attempted assassination.
“I analyzed that Uganda’s political trajectory in 2024 will be violence and death. And as Zambari was coming to terms with my statement, Pastor Bugingo’s sfc bodyguard was shot dead. Bugingo drives himself. The bodyguard guard died instantly. For Bugingo..”
Meanwhile, Bugingo is one of those pastors who is very vocal against NUP leader, Bobi Wine. In his church sermons, he’s always made it a point to criticize almost everything Bobi Wine does.
However, this is not an insinuation of anything as Police said that investigations are still ongoing and people will be updated accordingly.
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