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<\/figure>\n{{How Safari\u2019s wife got in touch with Musoni
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Capt. Safari recalls the time his wife asked him for Musoni\u2019s phone number and the man never hesitated because the wife was working at the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI), thinking that his wife wanted to talk to Musoni for work purposes.<\/p>\n
Three days after giving her Musoni\u2019s phone number, Safari\u2019s wife told him that her sister had got a job at Water and Sanitation Corporation (WASAC) with the hand of Minister Musoni whom the wife praised as a \u201cgood man.\u201d<\/p>\n
Safari was happy for the employment of his wife\u2019s sister for whom he had paid school fees. <\/p>\n
It was in 2015 when his wife\u2019s sister got a job at WASAC and his wife Kayitesi resigned from his job at MINAGRI on the reasons she did not tell her husband and went to work as the supervisor at the construction of Kigali Convention Centre, the job she was allegedly given by Minister Musoni.<\/p>\n
{{Banned from his home
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In 2016, Capt. Safari says he got enough of his wife\u2019s behaviour and invoked her family but his wife\u2019s father distanced himself from the issue.<\/p>\n
Safari went back to Uganda but when he came back home later, he didn\u2019t see their marriage portrait photo where it was hanged in the sitting room and he realised that the wife was dismantling souvenirs of their marriage. <\/p>\n
\u201cI insisted much on asking her to tell me which man was visiting her in my absence but she held me in contempt,\u201d says Safari.<\/p>\n
He later learnt towards end of 2016 that his wife was impregnanted by Minister Musoni but Safari never inquired anything because he was banned from entering his home. The wife delivered in March 2017.<\/p>\n
Safari later tried again to enter his home but he was blocked at the gates by ISCO security guards and called his wife to help him through but she declined. <\/p>\n
\u201cThe security guards told me that they didn\u2019t know me, they were given job by their boss woman. I left my home and went to sleep in a hotel. That time was at the beginning of 2017,\u201d he says. <\/p>\n
His wife told him the next morning that she had employed security guards to protect their home from thieves who had ravaged their area of Kimihurura.<\/p>\n
Capt. Safari says he got information several times that his wife was getting out with Minister Musoni, citing an example of the tour they had at Akagera Game Lodge with the two travelling in two different cars.<\/p>\n
Safari\u2019s house servants did not know Musoni at first but one of them saw him on television and told Safari that he was the man they had seen many times at his home.
\nHe also learnt of his wife and Musoni\u2019s affairs from the chief of ISCO security guards who were deployed at his gates. <\/p>\n
{{Heavy loss of money, property
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Before the mess emerged, Capt. Safari says he agreed with his wife on constructing their residential house and they received a Rwf40 million bank loan and started constructing a house in Rusororo, a Kigali suburb.<\/p>\n
He kept sending money to his wife for repaying the loan but he was later phoned by the bank telling him his debt arrears were increasing.<\/p>\n
\u201cI asked my wife why she had not deposited money to repay the loan but she told me \u2018how do you think our child could survive?\u2019\u201d says Safari.<\/p>\n
The debt kept increasing and Safari asked his wife to allow him sell their house to service their loan instead of waiting for the bank to sell the house, causing them a loss but the wife declined.<\/p>\n
The house they constructed at a tune of Rwf106 million was sold by bank at Rwf51 million, leaving behind the debt of Rwf500,000. <\/p>\n
Safari says he discovered that his wife used the money he was sending her in renovating another house located in Kimihurura which he thinks it belongs to Minister Musoni.<\/p>\n
He says Musoni caused him all of the problems he is currently suffering. <\/p>\n
\u201cHe (Musoni) oppressed me yet he was supposed to protect me as a leader. He caused me a lot of problems, he interfered in my life and my family, something abusing the powers of a leader,\u201d says Safari.<\/p>\n
{{Wife filed for divorce
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Rtd. Capt. Safari divorced from his wife in 2017 after the Gasabo Primary Court\u2019s verdict on the case filed by the wife. The wife never appeared during the trial as she cited pregnancy complications.<\/p>\n
After the divorce, the wife accused Safari of forgery of the documents when he applied for the bank loan. Safari was later sentenced to seven years in prison and a fine of Rwf3 million. He appealed for the verdict, directed the court to Rwanda\u2019s embassy in Uganda where the couple signed the documents applying for the loan. The sentence was annulled on February 27, 2018 when the court examined the proofs and rendered void the first verdict which Safari says was influenced by Minister Musoni.<\/p>\n
Rtd. Capt. Safari is currently renting a house in Kigali and raising his three children by his first wife and he says he is disgusted with marrying any other wife.<\/p>\n
He advised men and women to pay attention to their family responsibilities to avoid conflicts which often lead to murderous incidents. Safari appeals to concerned organs to conduct investigations into Minister Musoni\u2019s conduct which he says does not honour the trust conferred to him as a high ranking leader.<\/p>\n
IGIHE tried to get comments from Minister James Musoni and Immaculate Kayitesi from Tuesday but they had not picked our phone calls by press time.
\nWe shall bring out their side whenever they give us any information.
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