By skynews
15/10/2026
Ugandan social commentator Frank Gashumba has stirred debate after declaring that he believes he will enter heaven before fake pastors because of his good deeds.
Gashumba, known for his outspoken views on social and political issues, made the remarks while expressing his thoughts on religious leaders whose conduct he believes does not reflect the values they preach.
His statement has reignited discussion about the role of pastors in society, with questions being raised about the relationship between religious leadership, personal conduct and genuine acts of kindness.
Gashumba’s remarks also highlight the ongoing public debate surrounding individuals who use religion for personal gain instead of serving their congregations and communities.
His assertion that good deeds could place him ahead of pastors he considers fake is likely to attract mixed reactions, particularly among religious leaders and believers who hold different views on faith, salvation and righteous living.
However, the specific circumstances in which Gashumba made the statement could not be independently established.
