Ugandan media personality MC Kats has publicly cautioned Sheilah Gashumba amid her ongoing dispute involving Pastor Robert Kayanja and blogger Frank Ntambi, warning that escalating the confrontation could bring uncomfortable revelations about her own past into the public spotlight.
Kats, who previously worked with Sheilah, weighed in on the controversy in a social media response to one of her posts on X. His remarks suggested that he believes she should reconsider how she is approaching the dispute.
“You have your dirty closet don’t provoke us too we have given you enough time. Remove all your friends you fell out with even have videos. Don’t act to holy my sister,” Kats wrote.
His comments introduced a more personal dimension to an already heated public disagreement, although he did not identify the alleged videos or provide details of what they supposedly contain.
The dispute has developed around remarks made by Sheilah’s father, Frank Gashumba, concerning pastors he considers fake and the authenticity of miracles in religious circles.
Those comments prompted responses from Pastor Kayanja and his son, Kayanja Junior, after Frank Gashumba’s statements were interpreted as criticism of born-again Christians and their spiritual leaders.
Blogger and YouTuber Frank Ntambi subsequently defended the Kayanja family, drawing criticism from Sheilah.
Sheilah accused Ntambi of carrying out public relations work for Pastor Kayanja in exchange for money, suggesting that his defence of the pastor was financially motivated. The supplied account does not establish independent evidence supporting that allegation.
MC Kats has now entered the debate by urging Sheilah to be cautious about how she addresses the people involved.
His reference to her “dirty closet” appeared to imply that others could bring up potentially embarrassing information about her if the confrontation continued. However, Kats did not substantiate the insinuation with specific details in the remarks provided.
The exchange highlights how the disagreement has expanded beyond the original discussion about pastors and miracles, drawing in family members, media personalities and online commentators.
For now, MC Kats’ warning adds another public voice to the controversy, while the allegations exchanged between the parties remain distinct from independently established facts.