Love Letter!! Nalongo Speaker Among Pens Sweet Birthday Message For Salongo Magogo – Ugandans Shocked

Speaker of Uganda’s Parliament Anita Annet Among has showered her husband Eng Moses Magogo with love as he celebrated his birthday.

Magogo is the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (Fufa) president. He is also the Budiope East MP and Chairman of Parliament’s ICT Committee. Born on November 8, 1976, Magogo turned 47 today. His relationship with Speaker Among is no longer a secret.

The couple, now Ssalongo Magogo and Nalongo Among, welcomed twins weeks ago.Anita Among has penned a love letter to Magogo wishing him good health so that he can serve his country and family.

“On this day, I celebrate a special soulmate, the love of my life, my best friend, the father of my children and a friend who has walked life’s journeys with me and offered a shoulder to lean on every day,” Among wrote.

“It is an absolute honour to be your wife and I pray that the Almighty Allah grants you a long healthy life and wisdom to lead our family and serve your country. Happy birthday my Isabirye Hon Moses Magogo.” She Added.

The couple then proceeded to a requiem service for fallen Fufa boss Darius Mugoye at Namirembe Cathedral.Months ago, Magogo and Among sought to legalize their love relationship and marriage. But a fearless government official cancelled the registration of their marriage.

The stories followed a letter dated August 16 2022, by the town clerk of Makindye Division, Geoffrey Rwakabale, making rounds on social media, regarding the validity of the couple’s marriage registration.

In the letter, the town clerk informed the registrar of marriages for Kampala District, that he had deleted the couple from the division’s customary marriage register, citing glaring omissions and errors.The powerful couple could only breathe a sigh of relief after URSB intervened, clarifying and saving their marriage from de-registration.

The government official who had attempted to cancel the marriage registration reportedly claimed that his life was in danger over the decision he made.