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Pastor Bugingo Aloysius of House of Prayer ministries International and Salt Media Group located at Makerere Kavule in Kampala who has been highly criticized by public especially none followers and some fellow pastors for compelling his wife to accept divorce.
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The pastor who had apologized to his wife, family and to church members last Sunday, has on Tuesday revoked the apology he had made by claiming that he survived a gun shot attack that very Sunday and God protected him,’ according to PML daily news.
Don’t forget that his wife Ms Bugingo Teddy who had spent a long time without attending church service, appeared on a decisive day.
Pastor Bugingo claims that his intelligence revealed that the situation was unusual, adding that the force behind his wife Teddy dragged her with a deadly plan which would force the government to close his mega church. The plan didn’t succeed because by the time they arrived at the church, I had finished preaching, ‘he said.
Today’s NBS Uncut program hosted by Anatalia Ozie and Zahara Toto, pastor Male who was the guest came out and said pastor Bungingo and his wife Teddy agreed to start House of Prayer Ministries International Ltd just to make money.
Abagoberezi’be baligenda okukitegeera nga obudde buyise, emese bwekuluma ebigere ekiro okitegeera nkeera ngabukedde,’ part of Male’s statement.
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