Who is Faith Ntaborwa, born-again turned city girl?

Her father is a religious leader.

In one phone call that Ntaborwa recorded and shared with the media, the father is heard telling her to stop embarrassing the family.

“I’m a pastor,” he tells her before warning her that he is going to excommunicate her from the family.

Ntaborwa was born to a Rwandan mother and a Mufumbira father.

Most of her siblings are males.

She is a mother of one as per 2020 interviews. 

She once participated in Coca-Cola Rated Next, the prestigious singing competition that provided a platform for household names like Winnie Nwagi and Irene Ntale to launch their music careers.

Asked in an interview, Faith Ntaborwa wasn’t sure whether it was 2014 or 2015 when she participated.

She was raised in Kampala in a born-again family.

Her mother died when she was in Primary Five and her father raised her.

In interviews, she has said she had a strong relationship with her dad.

She is 28 years old.

Back to rehab

With the help of MC Kats and friends, Faith Ntaborwa has been taken back to rehab at Care First Recovery Homes Uganda(CFRHU) LTD.

Dr. Paul Onwe Esheya, the chief executive officer and founder of the recovery home, said she's been on crystal meth again.

Faith Ntaborwa started taking crystal meth around 2019 when MC Kats, who has dated her, went public that he was H.I.V. positive.

She said that the finger-pointing from friends sank her into depression. However, in some interviews, she has said that she tested negative for H.I.V.

Dr. Paul Onwe Esheya said the facility opened in 2016 and they rehabilitate people with Substance Use Disorders (S.U.D.s) and other mental health-related problems.

He said they've rehabbed many artistes and he is sure they'll be able to help her.