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Teddy Naluswa has alleged that her husband,
Pastor Alysius Bugingo, failed to pay school fees for his children with her
despite a court order.
After her husband cut off all financial
support to the family, Naluswa claims she has been shouldering the responsibility
of bringing her children through school on her own.
Bugingo claims that in their divorce case
filed in 2019, she presented a separate issue of school costs for her children,
and that the magistrate made a judgement on it, which has been disobeyed by the
pastor up to this day.
"During the case hearing, I brought up
the issue of school fees because he had stopped paying fees and giving us other
financial support." I informed the court that the children are not part of
our fight and need to carry on with studies,” Naluswa said in a televised
interview this week.
The court ruled that Bugingo did not have to
pay fees for the older children who were adults, but that he had to pay for the
youngest.
The two oldest children, aged 19 and 21, were
both attending university.
"The court ruled that he had to pay for
the youngest child, who is still underage, but the fees support never
arrived," she explained.
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"That is why I keep telling women that
they must stand up for their children." We eventually gave up on his
providence and decided that God would be our provider."
Bugingo and Naluswa had three daughters
(Doreen, Winnie, and Jennifer) and one son (Isaac).
In a previous interview, she disclosed that
her eldest daughter Winnie Treasure Bugingo, who graduated with a degree in
aeronautical engineering from the United Kingdom in February this year,
demanded "about Shs. 140 million" each year for her education and
that she paid it alone
Naluswa, parted ways with
Bugingo, with whom they had been for 29 years, before he left her for Susan
Makula.
Naluswa however, has refused to officially device
Bugingo.
In this week's interview, she explained why.
“It is easy to criticize me but I cannot divorce
him because of that biblical vow I took before God,” she said.
“Besides, we are leaders. If I do something wrong,
young people will follow in my footsteps; then what will happen to other
marriages?”