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Martin Angume’s widow introduces photo as new hubby fails to appear at wedding

Allen Kisakye by Allen Kisakye
6 years ago
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The widow of late singer Martin Angume, Juliet Angume Semugga was left in dismay after her new Netherlands-based Ugandan lover failed to make it at their introduction ceremony.

Juliet was set to introduce her lover, Sam Sekajugo to her family and friends on Thursday in a traditional wedding ceremony. But surprisingly, the man did not show up, something that forced the bride to frame the groom’s photo and introduced it instead of a physical person.

Since social media critics don’t give a chill, many started to insinuate that maybe Angume’s ghost isn’t happy about Julie and Sam’s relationship, and it’s now trying to sabotage their marriage.

But according to a close source, Sekajugo is in the country but just got scared that people might take his pictures and spread them on social media, something which might put his Netherlands citizenship at risk.

“Sekajugo is in Uganda, but in hiding because his citizenship papers are not yet in order. He was given an asylum in Netherlands and he isn’t allowed to comeback to Uganda. But when he managed to secretly sneak into the country for the introduction, he was warned that people might take his pictures and share them on social media, thus alerting the Netherlands Authorities.”

He further stated that if Netherlands authorities find out that he came back to Uganda, they might cancel his citizenship papers and even face him with some legal charges, that’s why the couple agreed to use a photo instead of a physical person.

Julie’s introduction was graced by several celebrities like Stecia Mayanja, Jenifer Full figure, Maureen Nantume among others and the couple will be taking their wedding vows next week in Nairobi Kenya.


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