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By BigEyeUg Team Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) President Eddy Kenzo has responded to criticism from singer Jose Chameleone, who expressed disappointment over the federation’s failure to officially welcome him back to Uganda. Speaking on the matter, Kenzo clarified that he was personally out of office at the time of Chameleone’s return. However, in his absence, he delegated the responsibility to the UNMF secretariat. This was in response to a request from federation member and Chameleone’s brother, Pallaso, who had asked for support in organizing the welcome event. Despite Kenzo’s efforts to ensure the event was handled properly, he noted…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Spice Diana has once again fired back at fellow artist Uncle Chumi, insisting that she deserves more respect in the music industry. In a recent statement, Spice Diana described herself as a veteran who has worked hard to build her name and career. She believes younger artists like Uncle Chumi should give her the respect she deserves. The clash between the two musicians comes after disagreements surrounding the remix of Uncle Chumi’s song Gwokute Gwobba. The issue has sparked tension and public reactions from both sides. Spice Diana also took the opportunity to boast about…

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By BigEyeUg Team In a recent interview, Ugandan singer A Pass shared his thoughts on fellow artist Rabadaba, recognizing his talent but questioning his consistency in the music industry. “No one can say Rabadaba wasn’t good — he was really good,” A Pass stated during a TV interview. “But because he was so good, he ran away. If you believe what you’re doing is exceptional, stay here and keep doing it.” A Pass went on to say that Rabadaba’s moment in the spotlight has faded. “His 15 minutes of fame are long gone,” he concluded. Rabadaba, who rose to fame…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Omega 256 has opened up about her heartbreak following the cancellation of her much-anticipated debut concert by event promoter Nobert Events. The emotional artist shared her disappointment, saying she felt she had let her fans down. “I was hurt when Nobert Events cancelled my concert. This was my first concert, and I feel like I disappointed my fans,” Omega 256 said, holding back tears during a TV interview. Despite the setback, Omega 256’s management has announced that the concert has been rescheduled to September 19, 2025. The venue remains the same — the iconic Lugogo…

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By BigEyeUg Team Renowned Ugandan rapper Navio has officially announced his upcoming concert, set to take place on October 4, 2025, at the luxurious Serena Hotel in Kampala. In a post shared on his social media platforms, Navio revealed that the concert will be titled the “Orchestra Concert” — a night dedicated to music, class, and timeless hits. The announcement follows growing requests from his fans, especially after his highly praised 20-year music celebration concert held in 2023. “Back by popular demand! After the unforgettable 20-years celebration concert, I am answering the call from my fans!” Navio posted. “This year,…

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By BigEyeUg Team Renowned motivational speaker and political activist Frank Gashumba has revealed that his daughter, Sheilah Gashumba, lent him UGX 100 million while she was still in Senior Four. Speaking in a recent interview on Radio 4 Uganda, Frank shared that the money came at a time when he was facing a financial challenge. He needed to add UGX 100 million to his savings to close a major business deal. According to Frank, Sheilah had already started doing business by then. She was importing sunglasses, hair weaves, and wigs from countries like Brazil, which she sold to celebrities in…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Kalifah Aganaga has shared his dream of owning a professional record label to support upcoming artists. Speaking during a recent television interview, Aganaga said he wants to create a platform that helps young talent grow. “I would love to own a record label that is professional,” he revealed. According to Kalifah Aganaga, Uganda is blessed with many gifted artists who have good accents and unique music styles. However, he believes many of them struggle financially, which limits their success. “There is a lot of talent in Uganda, but most artists face financial challenges. That is…

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By BigEyeUg Team Singer Eddy Yawe has spoken out after a photo of his nephew, James Churchill Ssentamu, with President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni caused a stir online. The young man is the son of Chairman Nyanzi and a relative of opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine. Their family has been openly critical of President Museveni’s government for years. “You will forgive us. He is our child, and we can’t behead him because of that. We should just sit him down and talk to him,” Eddy Yawe said in response to the incident. The photo, which has…

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By BigEyeUg Team Rising singer Laika Music has opened up about why she chooses not to respond to insults from fans online or in public. Speaking in a recent interview, Laika said she always thinks twice before replying to negative comments. According to her, it is important to consider the situation of the person behind the insult. “I don’t know what that person is going through. Maybe they haven’t eaten or they are struggling in life,” Laika explained. “So I ask myself—how can I judge or fight back when I don’t know their condition?” She added that mental health is…

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By BigEyeUg Team Legendary Ugandan singer Jose Chameleone has expressed disappointment with the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) leadership. The singer says he did not receive any support from the federation upon his return from the United States on Saturday. According to Chameleone, no representative from the federation came to welcome him back, even though he is one of its founding members. He believes the federation should have shown concern and stood by him during his difficult time abroad. “The federation is supposed to help musicians through their hardships. But during my time of need, no one from the UNMF…

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