During the time Pastor Aloysius Bugingo was squabbling with her estranged wife Teddy Naluswa, on the way to a total fall-out, Pastor Manjeri Namutebi is one of the people who offered to unite them.

Bugingo flatly rejected Manjeri’s charitable matrimonial lessons and told the media how he would never ever reunite with the mother of his old children except when God himself turned up on Earth and told him to get back with Naluswa.

Bugingo has since moved on, much as Naluswa keeps luring the senior pastor at House of Prayer Ministries away from Suzan Makula Nantaba with the intention of reunifying with her.

Fast forward, Manjeri is now too caught up in a chaotic marriage situation after the man who swore to love her until death put them asunder chose to call it quits.

But other than using the skills she wanted to use to contain the storm in Bugingo’s bedroom, the senior pastor at Bethel Healing Center is yelling in public just as Naluswa and her want-out husband did.

Dr. Vincent Katongole fled Manjeri’s home and shouted to the whole world how the born again pastor possesses a gun which she uses to harass him into sleeping on the verandah of their home.

The marriage has since turned chaotic with Manjeri herself spilling beans out  in the open, claiming how her soul doctor is keeping side dishes with whom he has children to show for.

Katongole, who is reportedly a groom-to be, after purportedly hooking a young woman, now looking to make a total of four women in the farm, says Manjeri is a cantankerous woman who has turned him into a miserable soul, among other displeasures, by locking him out of the house.    

While she is throwing barbs at Katongole, Manjeri appears not ready to leave him for the women she says he is seeing behind her back. He submits that she has decided to go public about her bedroom woes because she fears Katongole could end up contracting sexually transmitted diseases from his mistresses and infect her with the same. Manjeri is on record claiming how she uses prayer to heal people of HIV much as we have never seen one of such telling their testimony.

Since Manjeri and Katongole appear incapable of solving their marriage glitches, our in-house Ssenga is advising them to listen to a wonder song by Maureen Nantume of Eagles Production known as Kiyungu.

“My daughter Nantume, as the title of the song suggests, likens marriage to the kitchen from which the cook is not supposed to flee whatever the manner of smoke, after all at the end of the day, the smoke subsides and the situation normalizes,” the investigator Ssenga  opines.