Kampala:
A city business woman who has ably identified as Fatuma Kyakuwa, commonly known to her peers as Abigail has accused Bunyangabu County Member of parliament, Hon. Davis Kamukama of stealing her vehicle, a BMW- UBE 258M.
Abigail alleges that the Dis-Honourable MP allegedly stole her car towards this year’s Easter holidays to go and ‘eat life’ in his constituency but up to date (this is June) he has never returned her monster ride.
How The Trickery MP Got The Car From Owner
In an interview with our Chief Spy, Abigail ‘praises’ the MP of being a smooth senior con-man in town hiding behind the Honourable title.
“Do you know how he got my car? My Batooro friends visited me at my apartment in Kisaasi and they came with a stranger (I didn’t know him) whom they later introduced to me as Hon. Davis Kamukama, MP Bunyangabu, that’s how we connected. He kept excusing himself going out to pick calls and he said he was handling many constituency issues. He later came back in the sitting room and claimed he needed to meet someone in Bukoto very very shortly (from Kisaasi to Bukoto is a short distance) and didn’t want to go with the car the person he’s meeting knows well. He needed to bump into him/her without their notice. He said he wanted to drive my BMW and would be back in few minutes, which I agreed to, after all his friends whom he had come with were remaining with me. The moment he left, his phones went off! After many days, when he switched it on, to call him, he tells me the car hit the engine in Kyenjojo! He was on his way to Bunyangabu! Geees, who does that?” Abigail narrated.
It’s now 2 months Abigail has never seen her car and every time she calls the MP, he claims the car in the garage being worked on.
Abigail has been pleading with Kamukama to return her vehicle but all in vein as seen in some of the WhatsApp Chats below.
Davis Kamukama responds
Three weeks ago, when our Chief Spy contacted him for a comment, Kamukama claimed he didn’t steal the car claiming Abigail is his girlfriend.
“How can I steal my girlfriend’s car? I drove my girlfriend’s car to my village, but it got problems on the way, I’m working on it before I return it to her, is that a problem?” he posed a question. Since Kamukama told this reporter that he was repairing it and would return it in two days, it’s now 3 weeks since our interview.
Despite repeated promises to return it, up to date there is no sign of the vehicle as the MP continues to play hide and seek.
It should also be remembered that it’s not the first time the Honourable MP is being accused of stealing a car.
In June last year, Davis run broke and decided to put a friend’s car as collateral to borrow money so that he would get the car back when he pays the debt. However, the borrowers had to write a sales agreement not a lender’s agreement so that in an event that he fails to pay, they would make no loss since the car is more than what he had borrowed.
According to sources, Davis had borrowed shs6m from a money lender and he put his friend’s car as collateral without his knowledge but the agreement he wrote with money lender shows he had sold car.
We shall keep you updated with all the details about this scandal. Watch The Space
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