Man Who Abandoned Wife, Their Six Children 13 Years Ago Returns After Discovering She’s Rich

Man Who Abandoned Wife, Their Six Children 13 Years Ago Returns After Discovering She’s Rich

  • After abruptly leaving his impoverished family in 2011, James Kisamba has now returned to his marital home after learning that his wife is doing well financially
  • Efulansi, his wife, had to take on the role of sole provider after Kisamba's abrupt departure despite her disability
  • Upon discovering Efulansi's newfound financial stability, Kisamba recently returned, hoping to benefit from her success

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A man who dumped his wife and children in 2011 has returned to their marital home after discovering that she is now financially stable.

Woman dumped by her husband.
The man returned after 13 years away. Photo: Daily Monitor.
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James Kisamba packed his bags and left home thirteen years ago without speaking to his destitute family, who looked up to him as their sole provider.

According to a report by the Daily Monitor, when Kisamba left, his wife, Efulansi Nalubega, had to take on the burden of providing for the family despite having a disability.

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Before leaving, Kisamba, Efulansi said, was a violent husband to her who often turned to her with kicks and blows each time she asked him to buy some food for the household.

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"He would bark at me and question why I was making financial demands to him while I was not working," the woman narrated.

After her husband left them, Efulansi had to figure out how to provide for the family, and she embarked on farming to ensure they stayed afloat.

"I also knitted sweaters on the side, and I sold them to make some money," she said.

She received a significant financial boost from the Ugandan government, which offered her R4.9k to plant some maize.

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She made a profit of R11k and invested some of these proceeds in purchasing a motorbike to increase her streams of income.

Man explains why he returned

Upon learning that his wife has been making much money through farming and government donations, Kisamba recently returned, hoping to enjoy her sweat after 13 years.

The man admitted he left the family in 2011 because he could not provide for the family.

Despite welcoming him with open arms, the woman has since been warned to refrain from sharing her money with the prodigal husband.

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Source: TUKO.co.ke

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