MASAKA CITY TYCOON LWASA RUNS BROKE, CRIES OUT FOR HELP

Masaka City businessman and socialite Emmanuel Lwasa Kaweesi went public by disclosing that he is broke and bankrupt crying out to whoever has the ability and access to assist him or connect him to the fountain of honor for help with money to service his debt.

Not so long ago, Lwasa came to the limelight after rumors of dating RnB artist Desire Luzinda of the “Ekitone” fame. Their relationship was already hot and the news of the town was in every tabloid. However, things took a terrible turn after many infidelity issues came to light.

They bitterly split after irreconcilable differences before Desire relocated to the United States of America and converted into a Born-Again Christian changing her music genre from secular to gospel music.

Lwasa continued with his love for celebrity women by taking on renowned television personality at BBS Telefayiina Diana Nabatanzi. He solely sponsored her television program and opened up several businesses for her. As always, Lwasa is a known womanizer his lust for women and ego couldn’t be tolerated by the television presenter.

LWASA AND DESIRE LUZINDA

She preferred to keep their love life out of the media, unlike the Masaka socialite who always enjoyed partying and showing off in the general public. The couple also had their share of fair limelight making headlines in social media and tabloids.

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For the Masaka socialite, making love with beautiful women believed to be expensive in maintenance is in his bloodline. However, this year has not started well for the tycoon. He has been in many up-and-down running battles with the law.

Recently, Lwasa was caught off guard and thrown into jail after a deal went wrong in a fake gold scam. He had also amounted to huge debts from many of his business partners including BBS Television which sued him.

Many of his properties have been sold off, and confiscated, and others are being attached by the banks to recover loans.