Faridah Nakazibwe Nemesis, Justine Nameere Starts Own TV Station
August 16, 2021
Justine Nameere
Justine Nameere, Media personality and lawyer has opened her own television station in her hometown, Kizungu, Masaka City.
Nameere, a daughter to Cabinet Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, Vincent Bamulangaki Ssempijja will launch the first television in Greater Masaka region on September 30th, 2021.
TM TV will be the first TV station in Uganda owned by a youthful woman.
Nameere’s TV station TM TV tags the slogan ‘Tusimbudde’. It is set to be launched on September 30th, 2021 for signal testing and normal programming will kick off on October 3rd, 2021.
Nameere expressed her gratitude to God for making her dream come true and she is focused on providing job opportunities to people of Greater Masaka.
I am grateful to God for making my dream come true and giving me a chance to bring the first TV station to my home town of Masaka. First priority will be given to talent hailing from Greater Masaka but I will speak more about TM TV during its unveiling ceremony on the 30th of September 2021!
Justine Nameere.
Dr. Joel Isabirye, the consultant and technical officer at TM TV, confirmed the news and revealed how he has enjoyed working with Nameere on the new project.
Nameere is a very focused and hard-working go getter! I have enjoyed putting this project together as her technical arm. I am glad finally a media practitioner, moreover a TV presenter, has started a TV Station. I have been advising veteran journalists to take this route but to my shock, this young lady approached my team with this magical idea. I was beyond shocked and impressed. Nameere is so passionate about her project. She has a unique program line upset for her viewers and I promise you, that girl is one to watch!
Joel Isabirye.
Hon. Florence Namayanja, the new Mayor Masaka City welcomed the news and advised Nameere to set up the station that will be balanced and be the voice of the people.
A city must at least have a TV station but we had none in Masaka City so it is great news that our daughter of the soil is starting it. I hope it will be balanced and give an equal voice to all people.
Hon. Florence Namayanja.
Justine Nameere, 31, became popular in 2012 as a presenter on NTV Uganda’s ‘Life Stories show’ before resigning in mid 2013 due to ‘mistreatment.’
She started her own production company where she filmed her shows, working with different media houses; Bukedde TV, UBC TV, Salt TV, NBS TV and BBS TV as a content provider.
Nakazibwe accused Nameere of of trying to wreck her marriage by sending messages to by then hubby, Umar Ssali. Nakazibwe later got to know the truth and separated with Ssali but she refused to apologise to Nameere.
Nameere has also tried her luck in politics but flopped twice. In October 2020, she was defeated in the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party primaries for the Central Region youth parliamentary seat.
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