Mystery date: I look forward to going for his music shows

Each week, two lucky people get a chance to go on a blind date. This week, Jessica Nakazzi, 26,  spent time with Yonah Mutatwala, 22, at Kati Kati Restaurant, Lugogo Bypass, off Jinja Road. To participate, send an email to intimate@newvision.co.ug or send an SMS. Type: mystery (space) your message and send it to 8338 (across all networks)

Jessica

Where do you live? Najjanankumbi

Occupation: Businesswoman

Best colour: Black

Favourite local artiste: Bebe Cool

Why did you sign up for Mystery Date?: I wanted to have fun

Most embarrassing moment:None

What do you think people find attractive about you? My butt

What would you like your Mystery Date to be?

Handsome, tall and caring

Role Model: My mother

When I was told I would be going for Mystery Date, I was happy and I took a short time to prepare. But I kept asking myself whether I would meet a perfect match. I wanted a tall, handsome, smart man. So, when a tall, young man came to me and said he was my date, I was very happy. I welcomed him warmly and ushered him to my table. We talked a lot about our lives, career, work and future plans. I discovered he was a musician and I requested him to sing for me. Although he did not sing, he promised to. I am looking forward to attending his next show.

He actually wanted me to go with him to Namugongo for the Martyrs Day, but it was late. He said he would like to marry me, but I advised him to be patient.

Yonah

Where do you live? Namugongo

Occupation: Musician

Favourite colour: Green

Favourite local artiste: Bobi Wine

Why did you sign up for Mystery Date?: To have fun

Most embarrassing moment: None

What do you think people find attractive about you? I am always smart

What would you like your mystery date to be?

Tall and beautiful

Role Model:Bobi Wine

I think I was one of the luckiest people who had gone for Mystery Date. I liked everything, ranging from food, the venue, the way we were received and treated and the lady I met.

I found her there and she welcomed me warmly. I was actually surprised that she could receive a stranger like that. 

She ushered me to her table. Being a musician, most of my talk was on music. She enjoyed it and although I could not sing for her, I look forward to taking her to one of my shows. 

She was beautiful, spoke well and had a nice figure. She also had a nice, disarming smile. 

I tried my best to keep her entertained and happy. She laughed at most of my jokes.

However, I did not get her contacts, but she directed my driver to where she lives. I am hopeful that when I get time, my driver will take me there. 

I suggested that we go to Namugongo Shrine together for the Martyrs Day celebrations, but she declined, saying she  had not planned for it.  

Otherwise, it was a well-spent evening, with food and drinks flowing well.