It was more than football at Namboole
Jun 10, 2011
Stepping out together for such a big football qualifier as happened last Saturday is a great deal of investment in love. The excitement, fever, near danger, jostling and victory, all constitute a great memory that will hardly fade.
Stepping out together for such a big football qualifier as happened last Saturday is a great deal of investment in love. The excitement, fever, near danger, jostling and victory, all constitute a great memory that will hardly fade.
That memory of events is pressed against the background of love and the partner will always be remembered whenever Namboole, The Cranes or a crowd gathers. Every lover wants to be remembered forever.
These pairs impressed our cameras and Intimate gives them thumbs up. The UPC president surprised many. In his company were four girls, two of whom openly competed for public display of affection with him. One naughty girl in a black mini dress kissed him on the cheek when The Cranes scored. But the bigger one in Cranes jersey kept jostling her off Otunu’s side in a free-for-all-movie. Otunnu was seated with other opposition leaders but none of them had female company.
Express coach Sam Ssimbwa, 44, has always been rumoured to have the hots for singer Sophie Nantongo of the Nina amaggwa ku meeme hit but he never agreed or denied.
The day was his first public statement to the 60,000 crowd that he is the new man in her life. Nantongo publicly broke up with husband Abdul Mubiru after he allegedly caught her cheating on him with an ex-boyfriend. She then told the press that her latest catch (Ssimbwa) was incomparable to others before him.
She promised to unveil Sam Ssimbwa at the recent Embaga y’embaata, organised by our sister Bukedde every Thursday. But Ssimbwa did not show up, to the disappointment of many. She then promised to unveil him on the day of her album launch, which is yet to be decided. But last Saturday, the two were seen displaying affection publicly at Namboole Stadium.
Eagles’ Production director and singer, Geoffrey Lutaaya stepped out with his wife, Irene Namatovu and the crowd was happy that the whirlwind that threatened to destroy their marriage had safely gone past. Last year, one woman, Yesigye, claimed she had a child with Lutaaya and dragged him to Police over child neglect. Lutaaya agreed to look after the child, but still claimed it was to buy freedom and that he was not because he was the father of the child.
That memory of events is pressed against the background of love and the partner will always be remembered whenever Namboole, The Cranes or a crowd gathers. Every lover wants to be remembered forever.
These pairs impressed our cameras and Intimate gives them thumbs up. The UPC president surprised many. In his company were four girls, two of whom openly competed for public display of affection with him. One naughty girl in a black mini dress kissed him on the cheek when The Cranes scored. But the bigger one in Cranes jersey kept jostling her off Otunu’s side in a free-for-all-movie. Otunnu was seated with other opposition leaders but none of them had female company.
Express coach Sam Ssimbwa, 44, has always been rumoured to have the hots for singer Sophie Nantongo of the Nina amaggwa ku meeme hit but he never agreed or denied.
The day was his first public statement to the 60,000 crowd that he is the new man in her life. Nantongo publicly broke up with husband Abdul Mubiru after he allegedly caught her cheating on him with an ex-boyfriend. She then told the press that her latest catch (Ssimbwa) was incomparable to others before him.
She promised to unveil Sam Ssimbwa at the recent Embaga y’embaata, organised by our sister Bukedde every Thursday. But Ssimbwa did not show up, to the disappointment of many. She then promised to unveil him on the day of her album launch, which is yet to be decided. But last Saturday, the two were seen displaying affection publicly at Namboole Stadium.
Eagles’ Production director and singer, Geoffrey Lutaaya stepped out with his wife, Irene Namatovu and the crowd was happy that the whirlwind that threatened to destroy their marriage had safely gone past. Last year, one woman, Yesigye, claimed she had a child with Lutaaya and dragged him to Police over child neglect. Lutaaya agreed to look after the child, but still claimed it was to buy freedom and that he was not because he was the father of the child.