Natasha Museveni, who had considered becoming a nun, has referred to Kainerugaba as a "mulokole"

In an upcoming interview with singer Wonder JR, Natasha Museveni Karugire shared that her brother Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba was the first in their family to become saved, and he was the one who encouraged the rest of them to follow.

According to Natasha, her mother's decision to give her life to God in 1986 began to impact their family, and Kainerugaba became saved shortly thereafter. Kainerugaba, who is currently a senior presidential advisor on Special Operations, often shares quotes from the Bible on Twitter. In a previous interview,

Natasha revealed that she once aspired to become a nun during her elementary school years but later considered other professions such as missionary and lawyer. Natasha graduated from the American College in London in 1998 with a bachelor's degree in Fashion Design and Marketing, while her sister Patience Rwabwogo is a pastor.

The term "Balokole" used to refer to saved people in Luganda, with "Mulokole" used to describe a saved individual, although it is no longer widely used.