Joan Mulungi has demanded Shs200 million each from social media personalities Nalongo Kitone Nampijja and Harriet Asiimwe, alias Paco, over statements she says have damaged her reputation.
Through Volens Advocates, Mulungi has also demanded a public apology, retraction and removal of the disputed publications. The law firm issued the demand notice on August 17, 2026, giving the two women seven days to comply or face civil proceedings.
“We act for and on behalf of Ms. Mulungi Joan,” the lawyers wrote. The notice accuses Kitone and Paco of making or endorsing statements about Mulungi through the Nalongo Kitone and M&S Media 3 TikTok accounts, as well as other social media platforms. The lawyers describe the statements as false, malicious and damaging to their client’s reputation.
Among the allegations Mulungi wants withdrawn are claims that she is a prostitute, is undisciplined, faked pregnancies, caused chaos in other people’s marriages and cohabited with another man during her marriage. The demand notice does not establish that the allegations are false; rather, they remain disputed claims at the centre of the threatened legal action.
Mulungi’s lawyers want Kitone and Paco to immediately stop publishing or endorsing the statements and remove any existing posts under their control. They have also demanded a public apology and retraction carrying substantially the same prominence, audience and publicity as the original publications.
The two social media personalities have further been asked to provide a written undertaking not to repeat, republish, broadcast or endorse the disputed allegations. Mulungi is seeking Shs200 million in damages from each woman, bringing the combined demand to Shs400 million, in addition to legal costs incurred in pursuing the matter.
If the demands are not met within seven days, Volens Advocates says it has instructions to commence civil proceedings against the two.