A 47-year-old father of seven, who has been dubbed Uganda’s ugliest
man, has become a father for the eighth time in Kyazanga, Lwengo
district.

Godfrey Baguma has become a proud father of eight children
after his wife Kate Namanda, 30, delivered a healthy baby girl. The
couple now have six children together, while two others are kids from
Baguma’s first unsuccessful marriage.
Sebabi, 47, got married to Kate Namanda, 30, in 2013 and she has given
birth to his eighth child. The man, who suffers from an extremely rare, unknown disease, won his title of the ugliest country’s man after he took part in the contest to make money for his family. “In 2002, I was mending shoes, when some people
approached me and said they had an event at which they wanted me to be a
chief guest.

They took my pictures and a few days later, I saw my picture in the
newspapers where I had declared myself the ugliest man alive. I was shocked
and angry at the same time because I had not said so. They also told me that
as a cobbler, I could not make enough money to sustain my family.

The man won his title of the ugliest country’s man in 2002
They asked me to participate in a contest, saying I would make more money
since I would be a tourist attraction. I agreed, and indeed I won. That is how I
got the nickname, Ssebabi, which means the ugliest of them all. Today, I feel
good, about it because it is an honour.”

Godfrey and Kate live in a small house, bringing up all eight children and
trying to make both ends meet, but they did not complain. Kate said:
“Once you find a man you think is right for you, do not listen to what other
people say. Follow your heart. Money and physical appearance should not be
an issue.”

A 47-year-old father of seven, who has been dubbed Uganda’s ugliest
man, has become a father for the eighth time in Kyazanga, Lwengo
district.

Godfrey Baguma has become a proud father of eight children
after his wife Kate Namanda, 30, delivered a healthy baby girl. The
couple now have six children together, while two others are kids from
Baguma’s first unsuccessful marriage.
Sebabi, 47, got married to Kate Namanda, 30, in 2013 and she has given
birth to his eighth child. The man, who suffers from an extremely rare, unknown disease, won his title of the ugliest country’s man after he took part in the contest to make money for his family. “In 2002, I was mending shoes, when some people
approached me and said they had an event at which they wanted me to be a
chief guest.

They took my pictures and a few days later, I saw my picture in the
newspapers where I had declared myself the ugliest man alive. I was shocked
and angry at the same time because I had not said so. They also told me that
as a cobbler, I could not make enough money to sustain my family.

The man won his title of the ugliest country’s man in 2002
They asked me to participate in a contest, saying I would make more money
since I would be a tourist attraction. I agreed, and indeed I won. That is how I
got the nickname, Ssebabi, which means the ugliest of them all. Today, I feel
good, about it because it is an honour.”
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Looks Godfrey and Kate live in a small house, bringing up all eight children and
trying to make both ends meet, but they did not complain. Kate said:
“Once you find a man you think is right for you, do not listen to what other
people say. Follow your heart. Money and physical appearance should not be
an issue.”

Hmmmmm

Mrco2:
A shocker awaits APC tomorrow no matter the out come APC can never remain the same. The ACN reps caused havoc to the PDP in 2011 now is pay back time the PDP retreat in PH is a pointer to what is going on Saraki and Dogora are no fools when they say they are fighting on tomorrow will sure be interesting. Its a bitter pill but APC must swallow it come to think of it how can lawan win with just a support of 32 votes in a chamber of 109 this will be the joke of the year.

Nice points, but u nid to improv on ur punctuation fr better comprehension

NIGERIA POLITICAL TERRAIN: A NEW DAWN

Good morning Nigeria

Political elections is akin to a race, where many participants file out on the field for a contest in a bid to clinch the coveted trophy. Truth is, only one person goes home with the supreme prize.

Elections have come and gone with its attendant surprises, shock, and successes. These sentiments are relative to our political/party orientations. But one thing is certain, there was a hand of God in all these. Who knows, Nigeria may have ceased to be a sovereign and/or peaceful nation after the February 28th polls.

Whatever be the case, its time to sheath our sword and lend support in what ever capacity we can. This is not time for political campaigns. We have a duty to ourselves and to our nation to hold our leaders accountable through constructive critisicm. That's the way to go, and that's the hallmark of a growing/mature democrasy. We do not need leaders who would quickly renege on their campaign manifestoes, and thus begin to feel complacent in their ivory towers.

Corruption has been touted as the bane of our challenges as Nigerians. We must do our conscious best to purge ourselves of this pandemic. It is a collective and individual process.

The people's General raced to victory at the recent polls on the back of his party mantra of CHANGE. While we hope that he will lead true to his ideals and promises, we must also be prepared to re-configure our psyche, value system, and attitudes. Brighten the little corner where you are. Indeed, CHANGE begins with you.

We must begin to behave as humans, and not lower animals. It is called DISCIPLINE, and that is what our new President stands for. While he may not be the much needed "messiah", we expect a breath of fresh air. An atmosphere of change where things are done differently and better.
I will stop so far.

Welcome on board Baba
Welcome at the helm, Mr Muhamadu Buhari GCFR, GCON

Sai Baba!!!

DaBozz:

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The marriage must be "arangeee"