SILAS JAKAKIMBA CALLS OUT ROBERT BURALE’S EX-WIFE AFTER EXPLOSIVE INTERVIEW

In the wake of an explosive interview by Robert Burale’s ex-wife Rozinah Mwakideu, lawyer Silas Jakakimba has issued a statement of solidarity with gospel minister and life coach Robert Burale, condemning the public airing of personal issues from a marriage that ended over a decade ago.

Jakakimba’s statement comes as a direct response to Rozinah’s recounting of her brief marriage to Burale, which she described as the “darkest period” and “biggest mistake” of her life.

In his defense, Jakakimba called the interview as a “ka-low-key lackadaisical” prank and asserted that Burale “stands taller” than the allegations made within it.

“Fact is, the biggest mistake she has made in life is not her 10-day celibacy that she wants us to tear over – it is her inability to identify a mature therapist to aid her in functionally moving on 13yrs later,” Jakakimba stated.

He further accused her of “unkindness, bitterness and spewing a cocktail of falsehoods and half-truths on the persona of a folk who the whole world knows has a personally documented & lived story of resilience and fortitude.“

Jakakimba praised Burale’s character, “rare ability to pick himself up from a two-minute marriage that didn’t work for reasons Burale has always graciously elected to keep back-end; to a space of Grace, Hope, Abundance of Anointing to shepherd the Faithful and Minister The Word and more. Fell awkwardly ashamed, Rozina.“

The interview detailed Mwakideu’s account of her marriage to Burale in August 2012, which lasted just over a year. She recalled ignoring warnings, including from her mother, who allegedly “saw darkness in that marriage.” She also cited specific red flags, such as a request for Sh250,000 to pay a lawyer’s fee shortly after they met.