You Failed To Make Me Pregnant And You Waste My Money!! NRM Boss Nekesa Throws Husband Out Of Muyenga House

Fresh details have emerged surrounding the troubled marriage of Barbra Nekesa Oundo and her husband Suleiman Lumolo, with sources close to the couple claiming the senior ruling party official has allegedly forced Lumolo out of their residence in Muyenga, one of Kampala’s affluent suburbs.

According to individuals familiar with the matter, the relationship between the two has been deteriorating quietly for months before finally exploding into a full separation at their home in Bukasa Village, Muyenga.

Nekesa, a prominent figure within the ruling National Resistance Movement, has reportedly decided to move on from the marriage after years of unresolved disagreements and mounting personal frustrations.

People said to be close to the NRM chief treasurer claim Lumolo is viewed within Nekesa’s inner circles as “too local” and excessively jealous, characteristics they allegedly say no longer fit the standards and lifestyle of the high-profile politician and diplomat.

Sources within the couple’s social circles allege that Nekesa’s friends have repeatedly advised her to distance herself from Lumolo, arguing that she deserves a partner who is more sophisticated, internationally exposed, and compatible with her current status in Uganda’s political and diplomatic class.

The couple has reportedly lived together as husband and wife since 2016, making their union nearly a decade old. However, despite the years spent together, sources say one of the biggest strains in the marriage has been the couple’s failure to have children.

Friends close to the family claim the matter has increasingly created emotional tension between the two, with Lumolo, a businessman and also the NRM chairman for Sironko District, reportedly struggling with the situation behind closed doors.

Complicating matters further is the fact that Lumolo, who is Muslim, reportedly has other wives, making them co-wives with Nekesa. Sources claim this arrangement has at times created discomfort and friction within the relationship, particularly as Nekesa’s public profile continued to rise in national politics.

Insiders now allege that Nekesa is considering reconnecting with her former husband, Ambassador Oundo, the diplomat from whom Lumolo allegedly took her years ago. Those familiar with the situation claim the former relationship never completely faded and that Nekesa still holds deep admiration for the diplomat.

“There are many people within NRM circles who admire her and would want a relationship with her, but they stand no chance,” one source familiar with the matter alleged. “She reportedly sees many of them as too ordinary for her standards and is only interested in Ambassador Oundo.”

The unfolding separation has reportedly sparked whispers within political circles and among sections of the ruling party establishment, where Nekesa remains one of the most influential female figures.

Meanwhile, sources claim Lumolo is not ready to give up on the marriage and has been desperately trying to win her back.

Individuals close to the businessman allege he has been reaching out to Nekesa’s close friends and associates, hoping they can persuade her to reconsider the separation and give him another chance.

“He says he cannot imagine life without her,” a source claimed.

Lumolo is also said to have heavily benefited from Nekesa’s political and social connections over the years, particularly in expanding his car importation business based in Bugolobi.

Sources allege the businessman has increasingly turned to influential figures within the ruling party establishment, including senior NRM officials, seeking support and intervention in hopes of saving the marriage.

Some individuals familiar with the matter even claim Lumolo has been asking allies to pray for reconciliation and convince Nekesa to return to him.

Despite the growing speculation and intense discussion surrounding the alleged fallout, Nekesa had not publicly commented on the matter by press time.

Efforts to obtain a response from the NRM chief treasurer were unsuccessful. WhatsApp messages sent seeking comment reportedly went unanswered.

The reported separation now adds another layer of intrigue around one of the ruling party’s most visible female leaders, whose personal life has increasingly become the subject of public and political gossip circles in Kampala.