Social Media Blogger Ritah Kaggwa Piles More Misery On Omulangira Suuna

Posted by: Andre Reagan in Celebrity September 13, 2021

Faded singer Omulangira Suuna aka OS’s woes seem far from over after social media blogger Ritah Kaggwa came out to pile more misery on him.

The UK-based blogger said that the storied building and forest OS showed off a few weeks ago claiming to be his aren’t.

The Joanna singer came out in the media to show off a few assets which he claimed have all been out of his sweat.

However, when he was tasked where he got them from, the singer couldn’t account for them. He only said that he’s been working. According to Ritah, the house belongs to some woman married to a white man

“Suuna has never been the owner of the house and the trees. I very well know the owner and it’s some woman married to a white guy.” Ritah said while appearing in an interview with Urban TV.

Ritah Kaggwa also wondered when and where Suuna worked to get the money to purchase all those assets.

“When did Suuna work? For almost a decade he hasn’t been singing, spending all his money on dating women and spending more time changing religions.” Ritah added.

She then explained how Suuna got in the mix of all this fracas and parading off things that are not his.

“The house belongs to a woman married to the Zungu guy but the Zungu is so sick. She’s just planning her life after the guy passes on to live with Suuna. I don’t care if he sues me but he should stop trading lies.” Ritah Kaggwa concluded.

The singer a few days ago called a press conference. During the conference, he shed tears over the tarnishing of his name by bloggers.

Suuna then warned all bloggers and any media outlet that spread unconfirmed information about him.

He then announced he had sued NEXT media and some of it’s workers for spreading baseless and poisonous news about him.

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