Douglas Lwanga Makes First Appearance On NBS TV Screen

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Two weeks after absence from Television, celebrated journalist, Douglas Lwanga returns with the premiere of NBS TV's "Katchup".

Lwanga who'll now host the 2 hour music show every Friday at 10:00 pm made his first appearance yesterday, February 09, 2018 with the company of the gorgeous Anita Fabiola and MC Isaac.

NBS Katchup Premiere With Douglas Lwanga & Anita Fabiola



With this new spot, Lwanga has joined a posse of high brand journalists who have migrated from the Serena-based NTV to NBS TV, including the renowned MC Kats.

NBS TV has however been at it on social media teasing their viewers on whether they would like to see Douglas Lwanga and MC Kats present a show together and the comments were staggering.

Dopuglas Lwanga (L) & MC Kats (R)

















Meanwhile rapper, Mun *G joined the NBS TV Katchup party as the evening whiled away....

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