Bonita NAKALULE
Musician Justine Nantume aka Nanyini zo the motormouth Tv and radio presenter is one person who is never shy about discussing her past relationships.
Whenever she gets a chance, she will narrate the ordeals in her previous relationships. On her list is a number of public figures that she has dated.
Notable among Nantume’s ex lovers is former Uganda Cranes star player Mathias Kawesa the former Nsambya, Coffee, Sc Villa and Express Fc player.
According to Nantume, she was in a relationship with the three time Ugandan league top scorer for eight years but she later left the relationship because of being beaten by Kawesa.
While appearing on YouTube channel Kasuku live days ago, Ssenga Nantume confessed to loving Kawesa so much but it got to a point where she couldn’t take it anymore.
“I loved Kawesa so much, imagine he would bring other women to our home and munch them when I am hearing everything but I wouldn’t say a thing about it”
“He would bring another woman and tell me that we have a visitor hence I had to sleep in the sitting room as he enjoyed the ‘visitor’ in our bed”
“This was at a time when he used to take the top scorer accolades in the Ugandan leagues. He was a star and no woman would say no to him”
At that time I didn’t know anything about makeup, I just had short hair and it’s him who would trim it with a pair of scissors.
“Whenever he would be done with his feasting, he would then call me to take out the water they would have used, I would refuse and what would follow next was him beating me up like a mobile phone thief.”
Narrated Nantume.
Nantume later revealed that she left the relationship when she could no longer take in the beating.
“I was in the relationship for 8 years but in actual sense, I was there for only 6 years, the other two years I was only planning for a way out and my next move”
Ssenga Justine Nantume works with NMG’s Dembe fm as a radio presenter and also works with NBS tv. As a musician she has done songs such as Abasajja Bazaleko ebweru and Entobazzi.
Mathias Kawesa on his part is famously remembered by yours truly for scoring the equalizing goal for the Uganda Crranes at a fully packed Nakivubo stadium against Senegal in 2001 AFCON qualifier game.
