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Mabirizi files for arrest warrant of Pastor Bujjingo

Lawyer Hassan Male Mabirizi (File Photo)

KAMPALA, UGANDA: Lawyer Male Mabirizi has filed for a warrant of arrest for Pastor Aloysious Bujjingo and his recently introduced wife, Suzan Makula Nantaba.

Mabirizi in his application at the Chief Magistrates Court of Entebbe also wants 10 other people including Pastor Kayiwa, Frank Gashumba, and former Lubaga South MP Kato Lubwama to be arrested to give evidence for their attendance of Bugingo’s customary wedding last month in November.

Other people on the list are; Charles James Ssenkubuge, Simon Peter Kaswabulu, John V Sserwaniko, Dickson Mubiru, Isaac Daniel Katende, Nancy Kabahumuza and Susan Nalwoga.

According to an earlier suit filed by Mabirizi, Bujjingo’s marriage to Makula is illegal because he is still legally married to Teddy Bujjingo, with whom they have four children. He says Bujjingo’s marriage to Makula is an act of bigamy which is a felony that carries a five-year imprisonment sentence.

Some of these persons that attended the ceremony have since come out to deny attending a customary marriage and instead insist they were invited to a party hosted by Makula’s parents as guests prompting Mabirizi to file the warrant for their arrest.

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Mabirizi’s Warrant of Arrest Application

Mabirizi also wants the judge to issue witness summons for seven other people. He wants the seven to give witness testimonies on January 21, 2022, in regard to the marriage.

These include the permanent secretary of the ministry of gender, Aggrey Kibenge, the executive director of the Uganda Communications Commission Irene Kaggwa Sewankambo, the director of Makerere Institute for Social Research, the Kabaka of Buganda or his agent, the registrar general of Uganda Registration Services Bureau and Ibra K Mukasa.

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