Pastor Martin Ssempa Joins Bugingo In Demanding Pr. Bugembe Gets A Wife

Pastor Martin Ssempa has joined fellow pastor Aloysius Bugingo in demanding that their fellow pastor Wilson Bugembe get a wife. The celebrated pastor and singer has been in the game for nearly two decades, and the topic of his wife has dominated headlines for quite some time.

Despite being in his 40s, Bugembe has yet to unveil his wife officially. A few days ago, Bugingo launched an attack against him for failing to parade a woman as his wife.

This followed remarks from the singer/pastor where he criticized pastors and people who have deserted the practice of worshipping God to people.

Reacting to Bugingo’s words, Ssempa decided to kill two birds with one stone. The vocal Pastor said that as much as he agrees with the House of Prayer International Ministries leader, he’s not the right person to deliver the message because he himself is in the wrong relationship.

The Makerere Community Church lead pastor said they have severally told Bugingo to go back to his wife, Teddy Naluswa in Kitende. They made it clear to him that Susan Makula is just a concubine and nothing much.

However, it doesn’t take away the fact that Bugembe needs to marry. He pointed out other Pastors such as Mbonye who are yet to show their women despite their social status.

His attacks on singles did not stop on just pastors but also extended to musicians. Ssempa said that the likes of Spice Diana have never shown their partners. For Sheebah, she only paraded a pregnancy but no man.

“What Bugingo said about Bugembe is true but he’s just jumping on it because he’s facing some crisis. Whenever Bugingo attacks someone, just know that he’s shielding something from himself. However, it’s true that Bugembe has to get a wife because he has matured. Not only him but some other pastors like Elvis Mbonye. There are also other notable celebrities such as Spice Diana. Sheebah only showed us a pregnancy and we are waiting for a man,” he said.

Furthermore, the Pastor said that he’s going to organize a 100-day community prayer ceremony to pray for such people so that they get marriage partners.