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The former NTV the Beat show host alias Douglas Lwanga left the Serena based TV station 2 years back and joined the Kamwokya based TV station called NBS TV headed by Kim Karisa.
Ever since that time, the TV presenter’s life changed a lot especially when it comes to his Purple Parties that cross over the country every year. However, many revelers always come up with rumors that negatively torture celebrity minds to climax.
Few days ago, news circulated around the country indicated that Douglas Lwanga was planning to quit the Kamwokya based station called NBS TV, but after hearing about the statements, Lwanga came out and denied such allegations.
“I am still with NBS. All you are seeing is fake news,”part of his post explained.
NBS has been loosing employees including Raymond Mujuni, Sheila Tusiime Mugisha, Mable Twegumye Zaake and many others.
Check also;
- Douglas Lwanga To Quit NBS TV, According To Rumours
- Why NBS TV Boss Fired Anita Fabiola
- Solomon Serwajja Quits NBS Over Less Payment
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