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Ssempa registered a complaint with Police against Chameleone and his brothers. This complaint is for indecent and morally offensive acts promoting homosexuality at the just concluded Gwanga Mujje concert.
The pastor wants Chameleone’s further upcoming concerts halted until a public apology is issued. He also demanded the Leone Island CEO to stop all such dances and kisses which youth are bound to copy and practice.
The Makerere Community church leader further called the brothers to come for cleansing rituals.
“Pastor Ssempa registers complaint with @PoliceUg on Joseph Mayanja aka @JChameleone and his brothers. This is for indecent and morally offensive acts of promoting Homosexualism during his Gwangamujje concerts. Asks police to Stop further concerts until public apology is given. Demands @JChameleone to stop further homosexual kisses and same sex romantic dances in public and online where youth see and copy it. Pr Ssempa further calls on Mayanja boys for ritual cleansing prayers and join #StraightNation in the defense against homosexualism.” a tweet reads.
It should be recalled that many people have come out to criticize the duo for this kiss. Ssempa meanwhile is a devoted advocate of heterosexual relationships.
He has done several campaigns against homosexuality in Uganda. This actually landed him in trouble with the US a few years ago as he saw his visa and citizenship there revoked.
Ssempa is currently camping in Mbarara where Chameleone’s next concert is to try and halt it.
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