Bishop Reuben Kisembo warns Omukama Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I about challenges of polygamy

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As His Majesty Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I officially takes the Tooro throne, Bishop Reuben Kisembo has delivered a strong message to the new Omukama, urging him to remain committed to his wife, Rebecca Amonding Rukidi.Speaking during the coronation celebrations, Bishop Kisembo reminded the newly crowned king that, as a Christian monarch who entered marriage vows before God, he should remain faithful to those vows and uphold the Christian teaching of monogamy.The Bishop specifically appealed to Omukama Rukidi Nyabongo I to remain with one wife, warning him about what he described as the challenges associated with polygamy.One wife, one woman. That’s monogamy. That’s the biblical teaching. Since Your Majesty, you already made vows before God that you will love and stay with her for the rest of your lives, I pray that you will continue that line of thinking and belief.The Bishop went further, stressing that the new Omukama should lead by example by remaining faithful to the marital vows he made to Rebecca.Tooro Kingdom releases coronation programme for King Edward Rukidi Nyabongo IBut polygamy has challenges. Since you’re a Christian King, we pray for you to stick to your marital vows that you made. That’s my strong and humble advice to you, Your Majesty. You’re free to take it or leave it, but that’s my humble advice as Church. May God lead you in this leadership.The remarks add a personal and religious dimension to the historic coronation of Omukama Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I, with the Bishop placing his marriage at the centre of his appeal as he begins his reign over the Tooro Kingdom.I know Omukama follows Christianity, and the Christian marriage vows specify one wife, one woman. – Bishop Reuben Kisembo#TooroCoronation #SanyukaUpdates pic.twitter.com/fiE92hl1HU— Sanyuka TV (@sanyukatv) September 29, 2026The post Bishop Reuben Kisembo warns Omukama Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I about challenges of polygamy appeared first on MBU.