KAMPALA - A man is still recovering from shock after learning that his wife is married to another man.
On Sunday a story run in the Bukedde newspaper [a sister publication to New Vision] of a woman, Annet Nakato, who had been arrested after her husband mysteriously disappeared from their marital home in KikumbiZzana, Makindye Division.
Livingstone Kiyingi Musisi, 40, a resident of Old Kampala narrates that he met Nakato in 1999 and they had two children who are now in primary school. He says Nakato was someone who liked having fun which always caused friction between them.
"Often times she would come home at midnight even though she was jobless. Every time I asked her where she had been she said she had been visting friends in Lungujja.
Kiyingi says one day he found a document which indicated that his wife was receiving money from someone living abroad called Fred Semugera.
He says in September 2010 he returned home and found Nakato had packed household property and left. The watchman, Issa Katushabe, told him his wife had left with property and their two children, but had told him they were shifting to another house, and he (Kiyingi) would be joining them soon.
Kiyingi says he contacted Nakato's brother called Anthony who managed to locate her and organised a meeting between them.
Kiyingi says much as they were seperated, Nakato sometimes spent the weekend at his place and even took the kids out but he did not know that she was married to another man.
"When I read Bukedde, I was very shocked! Nakato said she had spent three years in marriage yet during that period she always came to my place meaning she got married when we were still together!" Kiyingi narrates.
I was also shocked when she said she had never given birth yet she is the mother of my two children! It appears Semugera is the one who wooed my wife and she even took property to his place. I want him to return my property," Kiyingi told Bukedde.
When Nakato was contacted on phone to comment on Kiyingi' accusations, she denied ever knowing him and insisted that she had never given birth. "I don't know the Kiyingi you are talking about and I have never given birth.
If he knows me tell him to call me personally but I don't know him," she said.
However, events were only getting more dramatic. Kiyingi called Nakato while this reporter was listening in. Nakato turned round and assured Kiyingi that she was also shocked by the story.
She said that the picture of her and Semugera that appeared in the paper was taken while she was at a friend's wedding. She also denied having been arrested and even denied any knowledge of Semugera.
However the talks did not yield much as Nakato refused to go back to the marital home. She however agreed to leave the children in Kiyingi's care.
On Sunday a story run in the Bukedde newspaper [a sister publication to New Vision] of a woman, Annet Nakato, who had been arrested after her husband mysteriously disappeared from their marital home in KikumbiZzana, Makindye Division.
Livingstone Kiyingi Musisi, 40, a resident of Old Kampala narrates that he met Nakato in 1999 and they had two children who are now in primary school. He says Nakato was someone who liked having fun which always caused friction between them.
"Often times she would come home at midnight even though she was jobless. Every time I asked her where she had been she said she had been visting friends in Lungujja.
Kiyingi says one day he found a document which indicated that his wife was receiving money from someone living abroad called Fred Semugera.
He says in September 2010 he returned home and found Nakato had packed household property and left. The watchman, Issa Katushabe, told him his wife had left with property and their two children, but had told him they were shifting to another house, and he (Kiyingi) would be joining them soon.
Kiyingi says he contacted Nakato's brother called Anthony who managed to locate her and organised a meeting between them.
Kiyingi says much as they were seperated, Nakato sometimes spent the weekend at his place and even took the kids out but he did not know that she was married to another man.
"When I read Bukedde, I was very shocked! Nakato said she had spent three years in marriage yet during that period she always came to my place meaning she got married when we were still together!" Kiyingi narrates.
I was also shocked when she said she had never given birth yet she is the mother of my two children! It appears Semugera is the one who wooed my wife and she even took property to his place. I want him to return my property," Kiyingi told Bukedde.
When Nakato was contacted on phone to comment on Kiyingi' accusations, she denied ever knowing him and insisted that she had never given birth. "I don't know the Kiyingi you are talking about and I have never given birth.
If he knows me tell him to call me personally but I don't know him," she said.
However, events were only getting more dramatic. Kiyingi called Nakato while this reporter was listening in. Nakato turned round and assured Kiyingi that she was also shocked by the story.
She said that the picture of her and Semugera that appeared in the paper was taken while she was at a friend's wedding. She also denied having been arrested and even denied any knowledge of Semugera.
However the talks did not yield much as Nakato refused to go back to the marital home. She however agreed to leave the children in Kiyingi's care.
