In a rare plot twist from the Ugandan in-law universe—where tea is typically spilt hotter than a kampala pothole after rainfall—gospel singer Betty Nakibuuka has gone viral for doing the unthinkable: publicly hyping her son-in-law, Jonah.
Yes, you read that right. Instead of side-eyes and passive-aggressive greetings, Betty served us full-throttle appreciation, calling Jonah “a blessing” and thanking God for his life like he just walked on Lake Victoria.
“I don’t know where to start from,” she posted, in the kind of giddy tone you’d expect from someone unwrapping a brand new iPhone, not a son-in-law. “I have seen God through this man Jonah.”
Now, for anyone who’s ever survived a Ugandan family meeting, this is peak plot twist. The typical son-in-law report card usually includes unpaid dowry, skipped introductions, and mysterious business ventures with no capital. But Jonah? The guy clearly aced the in-law exams.
While she didn’t spill the exact reasons for the online serenade, Betty’s post screams “this guy handled family business like a CEO with a prayer life.”
So now the internet’s wondering—what did Jonah do? Build her a house? Defend her honor at a clan meeting? Or just keep the Wi-Fi working during Sunday service?
Whatever it is, he’s officially Uganda’s Son-in-Law of the Year—and judging by Betty’s blessing spree, possibly the next saint in the gospel of good vibes.
