Attempted Murder Exposes Bugingo’s Well Hidden Lie

The attempted assassination of Pastor Aloysius Bugingo has exposed him as a consummate liar.

The Senior Pastor of the House of Player Ministries has been mocking fellow Pastors for moving with armed bodyguards.

He bragged about how he can never be guarded by guns because God takes care of his security.

He claimed that the Pastors who moved with armed guards were protecting themselves from people they had conned or committed other crimes against. 

” Why should a religious person move with guns when it is not to use them to avoid a people he or she conned or committed crimes against ?, ” Bugingo would mock colleagues he said were being protected by armed guards. 

Some of the people Bugingo would attack include Pastor Robert Kayanja of the Rubaga Miracle Center, Pastor Imelda Namutebi, Pastor Samuel Kakande, and Pastor Joseph Sserwadda.

Unmasking Secrets

Believing that Bugingo was telling the truth, Pastor Sserwadda defended himself, saying God gave everyone the brain to use to determine how better he or she could secure his life.

But following an attack on Pastor Bugingo in the areas of Kasubi-Namungoona on Tuesday evening which left his bodyguard, Richard Muhumuza dead, the truth has at long last come out that the Pastor has been lying, sparking questions as to why he never wanted to disclose the fact that he is also being guarded, moreover, by a soldier attached to the Special Forces Command(SFC) in charge of the president’s security. 

Interestingly, the murdered SFC soldier, already duly identified as such by the said elite unit, has always been disguised as a driver of Pastor Bugingo as opposed to being his bodyguard.

Attempts have also been made after the soldier’s murder, to disguise him as a Junior Pastor at Bugingo’s church, raising the question as to what those who were doing so wanted to prevent the public from knowing.

Intriguingly, following Bugingo’s shooting, the First Son, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba has since described the victim as his own supporter as a candidate of the MK movement political group, perhaps offering hints as to what other political activities Bugingo is involved in apart from the work of the pulpit.