Ugandan socialite Shanitah Namuyimbwa, popularly known as Bad Black, has ignited widespread excitement on social media after claiming that Susan Makula, the wife of renowned city pastor Aloysius Bugingo, has given birth to twin boys. The claims, which have not been independently confirmed, have quickly become one of the country’s most talked-about celebrity stories.
Speaking during a YouTube interview, Bad Black alleged that the couple recently welcomed the twins, describing the development as a long-awaited blessing for the family. She further claimed that the arrival of the babies officially makes Pastor Bugingo a “Salongo”—a respected Luganda title traditionally given to the father of twins.
Bad Black said she chose to make the information public because she had witnessed the criticism Susan Makula endured over the years, particularly from social media users who questioned her ability to have children. According to the outspoken socialite, she wanted to celebrate what she described as a joyful chapter in Susan’s life.
She stated that Susan and the babies were doing well and praised her for remaining strong despite years of public scrutiny. Bad Black also suggested that the birth of twins was a powerful response to those who had mocked the pastor’s wife over motherhood, saying the family had every reason to celebrate.
Her comments have generated thousands of reactions online, with many supporters congratulating the couple based on the claims. Others, however, have urged caution, noting that the reports remain unverified until confirmed by Pastor Bugingo or Susan Makula themselves.
Despite the growing excitement, neither Pastor Aloysius Bugingo nor Susan Makula has issued an official statement regarding the alleged birth. Their silence has left many followers eagerly waiting to hear directly from the couple about the claims circulating online.
Pastor Bugingo, founder and lead pastor of House of Prayer Ministries, and Susan Makula have remained among Uganda’s most high-profile couples, with their relationship frequently attracting public attention. Their personal lives have often been the subject of intense discussion, making the latest claims spread rapidly across social media platforms.
For now, the reports remain allegations made by Bad Black and have not been independently verified. Until the couple publicly confirms or denies the claims, the speculation continues, with many Ugandans closely watching for an official announcement that could confirm whether the celebrated “double blessing” is indeed real.(For adverts, inquiries news, send us a message on +211929244599)
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