A Prominent BusinessMan in search for his wife and Children

Samuel Ahimbisibwe 48, a stationally Dealer at Gayaza Trading Centre is in search for his wife and 4 children who went missing last week from their home in Gayaza -Kyetume  Wakiso District.

A 35 years old Annet Nabukenya is said to have left her home with all the children after an alleged fight with her husband.

It is alleged that Ahimbisibwe and wife had misunderstandings misunderstanding arising from financial resources that he invested in the business which his wife was running and later he diverted it to another lady.

He says that since last week her known telephone numbers are off which has caused him to fear that something might have happened to his children and wife or someone kidnapped them.

This News website has learned that Ms Nabukenya  was last seen at her home after a night fight with her husband. Sources have indicated that she vanished to her native home of Mukono Central Uganda with her children because the Husband had turned to be so harsh to her.

Annet Nabukenya and her husband at the introduction day in Nakasajja Mukono

A neighbor who asked anonymity told our reporter that Ms Nabukenya had lived a distressed life after habitual fights and beatings from her husband whom she had introduced to her parents months ago, and at one time he promised to kill her if she doesn’t leave the home.

“She was probably beaten everyday. She often looked confused and bruised, emotionally and physically tortured. At one moment she regretted marrying Ahimbisibwe, We wonder why he is looking for her at this time yet he wanted to take her life” she added.

It is alleged that the husband turned to be an alcoholic, also left the home leaving the children behind at the the wife.

The area Chairman Luke Lubwama said Ahimbisibwe is also accused of failing to provide medical care, bill payments, food and school fees but instead pounced on the mother in front of the children.

Annet Nabukenya

He is said to be limitless on his terror, and one time he extended it to the parents of his wife whom he sometimes attacked at their private house whenever Nabukenya went missing from their home and threatens his wife’s parents to produce her by all means.

Police report last year indicated that 80 percent of married women in uganda are being tortured by their husbands which has put domestic violence cases on a rise each year.

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni recently while addressing the nation urged the police to arrest every man who is involved in violence against women, he said these habits also affects innocent children.