The long-standing feud between National Resistance Movement (NRM) mobilisers Full Figure real name Jennifer Nakangubi and Catherine Kusasira has reignited, with Full Figure launching a fresh wave of verbal attacks against her former ally and fellow artiste.
In a recent interview with a local YouTuber, the outspoken former Salt TV presenter ridiculed Kusasira’s educational background, claiming that despite Kusasira’s studies, she could never measure up to her.
“By God’s grace, I’m now bigger than Kusasira,I’m a Presidential Advisor, and she with all her adult education can’t match me.”Full Figure boasted
Kusasira recently made headlines after filing a court case against Full Figure, alleging that she was assaulted by unidentified men whom she claimed were sent by Masaka politician Justine Nameere. Kusasira also dismissed Full Figure’s repeated assertions of being a presidential advisor, insisting that she only serves as an NRM mobiliser.
Adding fuel to the fire, Kusasira previously claimed that she once employed Full Figure as a housemaid more than 20 years ago a claim that Nakangubi has strongly denied.
“I was never her maid,” Full Figure stated, accusing Kusasira of fabricating stories to demean her. She further mocked the former “Golden Band” singer, alleging that Kusasira once failed to spell the words ‘presidential advisor.’
In a shocking twist, Full Figure accused Kusasira’s family of being involved in the mysterious death of her child. She claimed that although she helped care for Kusasira’s children, her own child tragically died under unclear circumstances—a loss she partially blamed on Kusasira’s family.
Reflecting on her own journey, Full Figure described her life as “ordained by God.” She recounted receiving VIP medical treatment during a recent illness, revealing that Ham Kiggundu’s mother had arranged a flight to take her abroad for treatment at a cost of Shs 240 million.
However, she said President Yoweri Museveni personally called her before her departure, advising her to remain in Uganda for treatment, assuring her that she would recover.
She added that several ministers and politicians frequently visited her during her hospital stay, further proving her influence and connections.
Responding to critics who celebrated her dismissal from Salt TV following a UCC directive, Full Figure said she remains unfazed:
“There are always just 10 to 15 people who make you think the whole world hates you, yet the opposite is true.”she stated.
