@arihojulio Honestly I respect the “Nze nzaala ”. No issues with that all as long as she oversees the babies’ livelihood and she unleashes pussy non stop and remains faithful. … Oyoo omuwa nurses and maids bonna ayagala.
@BalaamBarugahar Being able to do this and feeling safe to do it is what we Ugandans subconsciously appreciated about Mr. President Museveni. Save for creating a few enemies in the commission, the lady in the video is certain to return home and sleep peacefully.
@UG_confesses Women don’t listen to this crap. If he can afford your chosen lifestyle without batting an eyelid, he will only have an issue if you don’t deliver on what he wants you to deliver on ( and this varies from relationship to relationship)…problem arises only when money is scarce ..
@DeeSandy20 The struggle not to steal a glance is real. Not that tuba twagala kubalya and we don’t, but what makes a woman with brains bring a great looking maid. It is the most uncomfortable scenario in a house …
@DeeSandy20 Here is a a good reason. Men are visual, while men are capable of holding themselves back, a wise woman needs to save her man from the alertness that is required to keep, male eyes from a curvaceous young thing especially if she is hygienic. Wise woman help your man. Get uglies.
@Sylvia_Namutyab Namutyaba koma kubaana. Control your boys or they will be controlled. There is no control to the definition of control. If I find your son on in my house after multiple warnings I think I could react as he did. Bless that farther I repeat
@faith_nabushawo Congratualtions you are a doc. Now please use ‘x’ to create a persona to propel you to heal people and not propel people to wonder if your personal life will allow you to heal them. If I went to a hospital and I saw your face, as the doc, I would be distracte not in a good way.
@LuckyMbabazi@Arsenal Kwonka where is Patrick. You 2 not being seen together breaks hearts you know. You people muba temumanyi but your relationship was very inspirational in its uniqueness. Soo nze nga nze kinuma nga sibalaba wamu. It makes me think “Olaba balemwa, nze ani” …