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Justine Nameere: I will stick to Ugandan men, look what foreigners did Luzinda and Komuntale

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
November 5, 2014
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Former NTV Life Stories host Justine Nameere says that she will stick to Ugandan men, because foreigners have no morals.

Nameere who was until last week presenting the Mini Buzz show on Bukedde TV was weighing in on the saga involving a Nigerian ex-lover, a one Franklin that leaked singer Desire Luzinda’s nude photos.

“Ladies before you opt for foreigners remember that in most countries, morals are dead! Ugandan men are annoying but have some morals; there are things they just can’t do to a lover or ex!” Nameere said.

 

“Some man came here, married a Princess after a few disagreements, he saw it fit to disrespect his in laws in public including a King!” Nameere said in reference to the failed marriage between Tooro princess Ruth Nsemere Komuntale and American national Christopher Thomas.

“Now this lunatic decides to destroy Desire and her child because to him after 4 years that was the best way to handle grievances in his relationship; he even had the nerve to brag about it and even promise to release more! Mbu he gave her a concert, did he compose or sing her songs? Ladies take care, Desire take heart!” Nameere warned fellow ladies.

Nameere wants to concentrate on her studies.
Nameere wants to concentrate on her studies.

“A country where one was born or bred affects their behaviour because in some countries, some things are normal or not looked at as morally wrong or “not a big deal” yet here they are abominable!”
“If someone has to go for a foreigner they must be careful and do a good back ground check on the moral standards of that country,” she advised fellow girls.

“Foreigners could do things that shock you, yet to them its business as usual.”

More examples

“Angella Katatumba clearly spoke about this, she said her ex-husband came from a country where marriage, in laws, relationships whatever are not a big deal but you know very well what those are here in Uganda. She gave an example of how her father tried to engage her ex-husband’s side when the marriage was going down and the in-laws the other side said, ‘Come on man, ain’t none of ya business.’ To them marriage is not a big deal and so is an in law,” she said.

Nameere says that she is not stopping fellow girls from going for foreign nationals, but they should consider morals of the country their lovers come from or they could be in for similar embarrassments.

“Ugandan men are not perfect but trust me they wouldn’t go over board to do certain things like leak a lover or ex’s nude photos taken from all angles and also brag about it or abuse in-laws in public, no! It’s not because they are so good but their morals naturally imprison them in a given limit of the things they can do.”

“Ugandan men just can’t do certain things yet to some foreigners it’s so easy to do them because they are not a big deal in the countries where they come from. In fact some Ugandans who go to stay in those countries also get spoiled that’s how powerful and wrong a morally dead country can be, so ladies need to know munange…”

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