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Frank Gashumba has warned Marcus Lwanga, aka God’s Plan, to get back with his daughter Sheilah Gashumba. He said there were only two options for God’s Plan. One is either to get back with his daughter or be dragged back to UK jail.
Many things happened silently during the lockdown and especially the peak of the pandemic but the unmasking of the couple’s relationship didn’t go unnoticed.
However, Frank Gashumba, the father, said that no man has the right to break up with his daughter. He said she is the one that is supposed to end things when she is tired.
Neighbours of Gashumba have reported that the frustrated father talks in his sleep and have since filed a case with KCCA. They accuse him of noise pollution and disturbance of their sleep through loud reveries. They report hearing him scream deep in the night.
‘’The other night, it was close to 4 am and he was threatening to drag Lwanga back to UK jail saying the only thing he had been known for before dating Sheilah was being an ex-convict but that he had become an instant celebrity because of his daughter,’’ a neighbour claimed.
Gashumba responded to these claims and said he does not live in Lwera. He advised people saying they should stop sleeping in swamps and hearing frogs in the night then mistaking them for him.
Check also;
- Marcus Lwanga Says He Never Mistreated Sheilah Gashumba
- I Have No Marriage Plans With Sheilah Gashumba – Marcus Lwanga Confesses
- I‘m Single, I Don’t Remember Dating Anyone – Sheilah Gashumba Confirms
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