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Social media trolls are at it again but this time with Pastor Bugingo Aloysius. This time round, this group dug out a video in which the pastor was castigating fellow pastors and born again families that were falling apart.
In this video, Pastor Bugingo was wondering why marriage in church is not till death anymore. He was expressing his disappointment in fellow pastors because they should be exemplary.
This video came at the time when Bugingo was having a traditional ceremony with his new wife. This function had a lot of people talk about it because Bugingo’s first wife is still alive.
However, the famous pastor doesn’t seem to be moved but rather determined. He hired security during the function in anticipation of chaos from some group of people.
Probably, due to the tight security, chaos didn’t go on but the social media trolls circulated it. This video made rounds on social media because they wanted it to reach the Pastor himself.
In this video, Pastor Bugingo said there is a spirit in the church that is destroying marriages and it has to be dealt with. Unfortunately, so many years later now, he has fallen victim of the same.
Meanwhile, this doesn’t seem to bother the pastor. He has not reacted to all this noise but has decided to concentrate on his love with Susan Makula. These two already have a child together and even do ministry together.
Check also;
- Susan Makula Admits Being In Relationship With Pastor Bugingo
- Julie Mutesasira Meets With Her Children Again Two Months After Photos Of Her Marrying Fellow Woman Were Leaked Online
- Julie Mutesasira To Be Deported Back To Uganda For This Shocking Reason
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