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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Pallaso has spoken out against popular events promoter Abtex, accusing him of being inconsiderate when it comes to paying musicians fairly. Speaking in a recent interview, Pallaso said that Abtex has a habit of cutting down agreed payments from the very beginning of negotiations until the day of the event. “Events promoter Abitex is not considerate to musicians when valuing them in terms of payments,” Pallaso stated during his interview on Sanyuka TV. He explained that this has happened to him on several occasions and believes other musicians may have faced the same challenge. Pallaso…
By BigEyeUg Team Renowned Ugandan actress and entrepreneur Sherry Matovu has shared her opinion on what truly makes a man love a woman. Speaking openly about love and relationships, Matovu stated that a man’s love is not determined by a woman’s ability to cook, clean, maintain good hygiene, or bear children. According to Matovu, love from a man comes as a blessing, often rooted in family favor and spiritual grace. “It is not about how good you are at doing housework or how clean you are. Even giving birth doesn’t guarantee true love. It’s about someone being naturally blessed from…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan songstress Aroma Music has shared her thoughts on the kind of partner she desires. Speaking in a recent interview, the singer said she values a man who respects her career and allows her to follow her passion. “My ideal man would be one who would not stop me from what I love doing,” Aroma Music said during her interview with Spark TV. The “Yoola” hitmaker has continued to make waves in the music industry with her unique voice and catchy songs. She believes that a strong relationship should be built on support and understanding, especially when…
By BigEyeUg Team Dr. Hamza Ssebunya, the husband of popular Ugandan songstress Rema Namakula, has spoken kindly about singer Eddy Kenzo, calling him a good friend. In a recent interview, Dr. Ssebunya said, “Eddy Kenzo is my good friend. Our families connect.” This statement comes as a surprise to many, especially considering the past tension between fans of Rema Namakula and Eddy Kenzo. Ever since Rema parted ways with Eddy Kenzo, their fanbases have often clashed, creating heated discussions on social media and in public spaces. Despite the split, Dr. Ssebunya’s words show a calm and respectful relationship between the…
By BigEyeUg Team The Copyright and Neighbouring Rights (Amendment) Bill 2025 has today been read for the first time in the Parliament of Uganda. The bill was presented as item number three on the order paper and tabled by the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Nobert Mao. While chairing the session, the Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Anitah Among, noted that the bill has taken a long time to reach this stage. She recalled that the bill was first introduced by singer-turned-politician Hon. Hillary Kiyaga, popularly known as Hilderman, before being taken up by the government. The bill…
By BigEyeUg Team Singer King Saha has publicly shown support for fellow Ugandan artist Winnie Wa Mummy, praising her growth in the music industry. “I’m proud of Winnie Wa Mummy. Like many other artists, she’s improving, and she has my full support,” King Saha said. The statement reflects Saha’s appreciation for upcoming talent and his encouragement of fellow musicians as they build their careers. Winnie Wa Mummy has been gaining attention with her unique style and consistent efforts to grow her fanbase. King Saha’s remarks have been welcomed by many fans, who see his words as a sign of unity…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan songstress Gloria Bugie has shared a deeply personal story about a turning point in her life, revealing how she overcame trauma with the help of her faith. In an emotional account, Bugie spoke about a difficult experience last year when a nude video of her was leaked online. She described the moment as deeply traumatizing and said it shook her to the core. “I was so hurt and confused. I thought about quitting music completely. I even considered leaving Uganda,” Bugie revealed during an online interview. The singer said she was at her lowest point when…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Green Daddy has expressed disappointment with the singing trio B2C after no upcoming artists were given a chance to perform at their recently concluded concert at Hotel Africana in Kampala. The event, held last week, marked B2C’s 10-year anniversary in the music industry. While the show attracted a large crowd and featured performances from several well-known artists, Green Daddy believes it missed an important opportunity to support young talent. Speaking after the show, Green Daddy said the event should have been memorable not only for the group but also for upcoming artists who are struggling…
By BigEyeUg Team Singer Bruno K has publicly expressed his deep affection for fellow Ugandan artist Spice Diana, calling her the love of his life. During a live television interview, Bruno K was asked which fellow musician he would choose to marry. Without hesitation, he responded, “I would marry Spice Diana. Because she is the love of my life. In the afterlife and dream life, I only see her.” The heartfelt statement surprised many viewers and quickly sparked reactions on social media. Fans praised Bruno K for being open about his feelings, while others wondered how Spice Diana would respond.…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer An-Known has come out with serious claims against popular music producer, writer, and singer Daddy Andre. In a recent statement, An-Known revealed that Daddy Andre took full payment for studio recording services but failed to deliver the promised work. “Daddy Andre took my money and he disappeared and didn’t deliver,” An-Known said. An-Known explained that in Uganda’s music industry, it is common practice for artists to pay only a portion of the studio fees upfront—usually half—before the work begins. However, in this case, Daddy Andre allegedly demanded full payment before starting the project. Despite making…