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Former Miss Uganda 2013, Stellah Nantumbwe, has publicly responded to allegations made by Col. Edith Nakalema regarding property reportedly taken from the home of her ex-husband, Saidi Bukenya.
The controversy arose after Col. Edith Nakalema, the head of the State House Investors Protection Unit, alleged that Nantumbwe and her mother removed household property from Bukenya's residence following the couple's separation. According to Nakalema, members of Bukenya's family informed her that he had been distressed and repeatedly complained about missing items from the home.
In response, Nantumbwe released a video on social media in which she walks through the house, showing what she says are most of Bukenya's belongings still intact and untouched. She maintains that she did not take any of her former husband's property and insists that the only major asset she left with was her personal vehicle.
Nantumbwe says the video was intended to counter what she describes as misleading allegations and to provide evidence supporting her version of events. The former beauty queen has denied any wrongdoing and challenged claims that she emptied the house before leaving.
The controversy arose after Col. Edith Nakalema, the head of the State House Investors Protection Unit, alleged that Nantumbwe and her mother removed household property from Bukenya's residence following the couple's separation. According to Nakalema, members of Bukenya's family informed her that he had been distressed and repeatedly complained about missing items from the home.
In response, Nantumbwe released a video on social media in which she walks through the house, showing what she says are most of Bukenya's belongings still intact and untouched. She maintains that she did not take any of her former husband's property and insists that the only major asset she left with was her personal vehicle.
Nantumbwe says the video was intended to counter what she describes as misleading allegations and to provide evidence supporting her version of events. The former beauty queen has denied any wrongdoing and challenged claims that she emptied the house before leaving.