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By BigEyeUg Team Political activist and motivational speaker Frank Gashumba has said that peace is the most important thing in life. He made the remarks while explaining why he chose to marry his fiancée, Mutoni Patience Malaika, instead of selecting from his well-known group of wealthy and famous female friends. “Peace is the most important thing. It’s useless to have a fancy and decorated house but without peace in it. Patience gives me peace,” Gashumba stated. Gashumba made the comments shortly after being introduced by Patience to her family in a traditional and glamorous ceremony held on Thursday in Sembabule…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Gloria Bugie has shared her favourite gospel songs that inspire her in different moments of life. During an interview with Apostle Jonathan Nalebo, Gloria Bugie opened up about the songs she loves to listen to when she is happy, worshipping, or feeling low. According to the singer, gospel music plays an important role in her spiritual and emotional life. She mentioned that the following songs always catch her attention and lift her spirit: Gloria Bugie praised these songs for their deep message and ability to connect her heart to God. She encouraged her fans to…

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By BigEyeUg Team Veteran Ugandan singer Halima Namakula has advised young female artists to take their time before becoming mothers. “Female artists who have not yet given birth should wait a little longer. They should first enjoy their life and work,” she said. Halima, known for her timeless music and advocacy for women, encouraged young talents to focus on building their careers and personal growth before taking on the responsibilities of motherhood. Meanwhile, the celebrated singer is preparing for her highly anticipated mega concert, which will take place on July 26, 2025, at Kampala Serena Hotel. The event will celebrate…

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By BigEyeUg Team Singer Pallaso has opened up about the tough times he faced after returning to Uganda in 2014, revealing that he used to borrow food every day, which added up to nearly UGX 800,000. Speaking in a recent interview on Galaxy TV, Pallaso shared that life was not easy when he came back to Uganda after spending almost 10 years in the United States, where he also faced time in jail. He said he had no money or stable source of income and often relied on friends and well-wishers for daily meals. “I borrowed food daily to a…

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By BigEyeUg Team Top Ugandan female rapper Recho Rey has opened up about her personal style, proudly embracing her tomboy identity. In a recent statement, the award-winning artist revealed that despite a shift in her public image, she remains true to her roots. Recho Rey shared that in 2019, her management team made a decision to rebrand her from a tomboy to a more sexy and glamorous image. This transformation was aimed at giving her music career a fresh and more marketable look. However, the rapper says that deep down, she is still the same tomboy at heart. “Even though…

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By BigEyeUg Team Popular gospel singer and preacher, Pastor Wilson Bugembe, has advised young people not to delay marriage, saying staying single for long brings no benefits. “I urge you not to take too long without marrying. I speak out of experience as it has nothing good in it,” Pastor Bugembe said during a recent public address. The pastor, known for his inspiring sermons and hit gospel songs, made this statement while reflecting on his own life as a long-time bachelor. Despite his success and fame, Pastor Bugembe remains unmarried, a fact he openly admits comes with challenges. His remarks…

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By BigEyeUg Team Songstress Ava Peace has spoken out about the strong influence fellow artist Winnie Nwagi has had on her music journey. Speaking during a recent interview, Ava Peace revealed her deep admiration for Nwagi’s talent and vocal ability. “Winnie Nwagi inspires me musically. I like her vocals; they are so strong. I don’t mind the other side of her attitude,” Ava Peace said during an online interview. Winnie Nwagi, known for her powerful voice and energetic performances, has long been one of Uganda’s top female artists. While her bold personality often makes headlines, it is clear her talent…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Chris Evans has opened up about a past relationship that closely cost him more than just emotions. In a recent interview, the artist revealed that he once nearly sold his plot of land because of love. “I had even sold my plot of land because of love. She wanted me to introduce her faster,” Chris Evans said, referring to his former partner’s pressure for a traditional introduction ceremony. The “Linda” hitmaker explained that he was deeply in love and willing to do anything to please the woman he was dating at the time. However, the…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Nina Roz has come out to explain her reasons for leaving the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF), a group led by popular artist Eddy Kenzo. In a recent online interview, Nina Roz said she initially believed the federation was created to help musicians deal with their challenges. However, she later discovered that the group’s leaders had their own personal interests. “I thought it was for the good of all artists, but I found out it was a different story. The leaders had their own agendas,” Nina Roz stated. This is not the first time the…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan top talent manager and Member of Parliament for Bukomansimbi South, Hon. Geofrey Ssolo Kayemba, has achieved a significant milestone by graduating with a Master’s degree in Leadership and Management from the Thunderbird School of Global Management, a faculty at Arizona State University. The news was shared by Hon. Kayemba through his social media platforms on Wednesday. In his heartfelt message, he expressed joy and pride, recalling the long nights, hard work, and moments of doubt that led to his academic success. “I’m proud of this moment,” Kayemba wrote. “The journey has not been easy, but every…

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