Ugandan Catholic Priest Illicit Video Overshadows High-Stakes South African Election
A Ugandan catholic priest has has found himself at the center of a major scandal due to an illicit video, overshadowing the high-stakes election unfolding in South Africa.
Unholy Acts Caught on Camera
Father Lucian Twinamatsiko Ambunga has been caught on camera engaging in a steamy and inappropriate encounter with a teenage girl. The explicit video has now gone viral on social media. In the video, Father Lucian is seen recording the act himself as he devours and goes down on the teenage girl. The man of the cloth is also seen changing camera positions and angles as he chews the teenage girl.
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South African Election in Turmoil
As the scandal surrounding the Ugandan priest unfolds, the world’s attention has been diverted from South Africa’s critical election. Current statistics indicate that the ruling ANC party, led by President Cyril Ramaphosa, is losing its parliamentary majority with only 42% of the vote. The opposition DA is closely trailing at 23%, while the MK, led by former president Jacob Zuma, is garnering 11% of the vote. The EFF, led by the outspoken Julius Malema, is currently at 9%, falling short of expectations.
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Netizens Reaction to Fr Lucian’s Video
@JBalokole:
Representing all the fake priests
@kampalasfinest:
Our own father making us proud
@sheilamanyorio:
This is really crazy
@cleophasnyasimi:
He is just a human
@alkags:
The question I always ask is why record?? Surely?
@jaymieee021:
This is why even we don’t believe on churches, what’s this now, why record such a thing? It’s because you’re living around with evil spirits which guide you in wrong ways
@AtomicNyeko:
Matt.7.15 – “Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves.
Matt.7.16 – By their fruit you will recognize them. Do people pick grapes from thornbushes, or figs from thistles?