Tycoon Emmanuel Lwasa; Angel Had Come Back To Steal But I Kicked

Masaka Tycoon Emmanuel Lwasa Reveals That Diana Nabatanzi Spat On His Face

Posted by: Andre Reagan in Celebrity July 14, 2022

Controversial and ever attention-seeking Masaka tycoon Emmanuel Lwasa has revealed that he fell to the wrath of BBS TV presenter Diana Nabatanzi.

This was after he went to her shop to buy socks. These two secretly dated for about 5 years. The pair however split bitterly and Lwasa resorted to taunting, mocking and humiliating Nabatanzi publicly.

He revealed that she’s a thief, jinxed and worst of all confirmed a s3xtape that wasn’t hers as hers. Lwasa on visiting Nabatanzi’s shop thought all this had become bygones.

She however came out and allegedly spat on Lwasa’s face after he entered her shop. He narrated this after they asked him if Nabatanzi was a better cook than his previous ex, Angel Kwakunda.

Lwasa also highlighted the ongoing struggle with Angel who recently filed for divorce. According to Angel’s lawyers, she wants out of the marriage with a hefty share of his wealth.

Lwasa said that there can’t happen a divorce in a cultural marriage. Therefore she won’t get anything of his properties. He was however reminded that in the new laws, divorce is provided for under cultural marriage.

It was then that he said that this is not fair and someone can’t get married to a man and run out of a relationship in order to collect his wealth.

“Diana Nabatanzi is just stupid. Can you imagine I went to her shop to buy socks and she spat on my face. I wondered if I should call Police but was like it’s me who went to her place so I just drove off. I thought the past was the past.

For Angel I don’t even know what to say about her but if she wants a divorce let her go back to her parents. I have nothing to give her even if the new law provides for it. You can’t get married to a man for just 3 months and run away just to collect his wealth. I won’t give her anything,” Lwasa said.

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