Philip Kaggwa’s “abanoonya Ku Bukedde TV” is one of the popular programs aired on TV in Uganda. Aimed at connecting “abakazzi abanoonya abasajja wamu nabasajja abanoonya abakazzi”, the program has continued to make its name and purpose clear in the world of helping the lonely hearts find matching love connections.

Featuring both men and women searching for relationships both in Uganda and outside the country including cities like Kampala, Jinja, Masaka, Mbarara, Mukono, Philip Kaggwa has really helped “abanoonya ababezi” courtesy of Bukedde TV.

By getting in touch with Philip Kaggwa, the presenter, your “abanoonya” advert will be recorded and featured on Ku Bukedde TV live on Saturday’s “Ku saawa satu ezekiro” (9:30 pm). It is on this live program where “abanoonya” with their contacts including phone numbers and location will be shared with the viewers.

Women searching for men and men searching for women are given the opportunity to describe the preferred match, including things expected from the new relationship. From financial stand (money) to size, religion, color, tribe, etc, one is able to tell the viewer’s life on what he or she prefers.  

Philip Kaggwa’s “Abanoonya Ku Bukedde TV” is a show you can’t afford to miss every Saturday at 21:30 hours if you are searching for love. You get relationship tips from the same “abanoonya” live show, listen to relationship issues and how to overcome them as shared by those who experienced them, find lonely hearts both men and women in Kampala and other parts of Uganda like Mbarara, Jinja, Gulu, Arua, Masaka, etc and get connected.

Philip Kaggwa’s “Abanoonya” live on Bukedde TV” is no socialism. All people of all races, tribes, religions, interests, likes, expectancies, etc are allowed to live on TV to seek their love. This means that for whoever you are, getting in touch with the program presenter will help you get started.

The next time you are searching for a love or relationship partner this 2022, you might want to try out “Bukedde’s abanoonya abaagalwa”. And kindly take note of this week’s hot ladies and men live on Bukedde-TV, a local TV channel owned by Vision Group.

Similar abanoonya online channels

Putting Bukedde TV aside, FM stations like Dembe FM also have programs for “where “abakazzi abanoonya obufumbo, nabo abagala okufumbirwa” can reach out and have their contacts shared live. I have also heard Super FM presenters make calls to those searching.

You can also join the different “abanoonya” WhatsApp group links by searching on Google and accessing thousands of relationship seekers. Facebook also has a number of groups you can join, just like it is for YouTube where you can find channels matching exactly that.