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Lawyer Mabirizi has taken Pastor Bugingo and Susan Makula to court on behalf of the public. He says the traditional marriage between the two is illegal because he hasn’t got a divorce from Teddy, his first wife.
“BUJJINGO & MAKULA are facing Charges of CONTRACTING MARRIAGE BY CUSTOMARY LAW WHEN ALREADY MARRIED UNDER MARRIAGE ACT & MARRIAGE WITH A PERSON PREVIOUSLY MARRIED CONTRARY TO S.43 & 50 OF MARRIAGE ACT vide ENTEBBE CRIMINAL CASE No.666 of 2021. Summons Await.”
However, one thing is for sure, Teddy is out of this because Lawyer Mabirizi did it on his own. His problem is he is still married to another man yet he is marrying another which is against the law.
“…I know that on 20 December 2003, ALOYSIUS BUJJINGO got married to TEDDY NALUSWA BUJJINGO vide Certificate No 376 at Victory Christian Centre Ndeeba.. still subsists since no competent Court of law has ever dissolved it,” reads his affidavit
However, looking at how things have been going on among these three people, Susan, Bugingo and Teddy, will this work?
The truth is, Bugingo knows he did not divorce Teddy but still went ahead to make things official. Teddy has been quite mature about this and has not commented about this in any way.
News from an anonymous source is that Teddy’s camp has given Bugingo 40 days to go back to his first wife.
Radio Presenter, Kasuku while commenting on this said nothing will change Bugingo’s mind even if they take him to jail.
Check Also;
- Makula To Introduce Bugingo To Her Family Officially Tomorrow
- Mabirizi Drags Museveni To Court For Abandoning His “Tibuhaburwa” Name
- Pastor Bugingo Did Nothing Wrong; Pastor Male
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