Author: BigEyeUg7

By BigEyeUg Team Songstress Rema Namakula has clarified that her husband, Dr. Hamza Ssebunya, is not her gynaecologist. Speaking in an interview, Rema explained, “My husband isn’t my gynaecologist. I only seek consultation from him. I have my own. He is called Dr. Andabati.” It should be noted that Dr. Ssebunya, her husband, is indeed a professional gynaecologist. However, Rema emphasized that she separates her medical consultations from her marital relationship, choosing another specialist for her personal care. Her remarks have attracted public attention, with many fans praising her for maintaining professional boundaries despite being married to a medical expert.…

By BigEyeUg Team Top Ugandan songstress Cindy Sanyu has shared a powerful message about her personal growth and journey to confidence. Speaking in a recent conversation, Cindy revealed that her self-assurance was not something she was born with but rather a process she worked on over time. “I didn’t wake up confident, it took me. Watch the convo and feel the weight. I have built my confidence over time. Now I am loaded with truth, and ready to speak,” Cindy said during her interview on UBC TV. Known for her strong stage presence and outspoken nature, the singer emphasized that…

By BigEyeUg Team Singer Mikie Wine has opened up about the ordeal he faced during a concert in Busula, Luwero, over the weekend. According to Mikie Wine, a certain DJ advertised him as a performer at the event without his consent. When he and his team noticed the poster, they threatened to publicly denounce it on social media. This prompted the organiser to rush and meet the singer in person. Mikie Wine explained that he pardoned the organiser after discussions and advised him to always follow the proper procedure of booking an artist before making any advertisements. The organiser agreed…

By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Vivian Tendo has finally been granted approval to join her husband, Moses Tinsley, in the United States after nearly five years of waiting. The joyful news was confirmed by Tinsley, who revealed that at one point, immigration officers had informed them that Tendo’s approval to travel might not come until 2030—a delay that left the couple deeply discouraged. However, the situation has now changed, thanks to strong support from their church family, Col. Hostetler, and the late Congressman Raúl Grijalva, together with his congressional secretary, Josie Medina, who pushed for the case to be expedited…

By BigEyeUg Team Journalist Mary Nambwayo has opened up about the possibility of rekindling her relationship with her baby daddy, Ssuuna Ben. Speaking recently, Nambwayo said the future of their relationship is in God’s hands.“That is up to God to decide. If he planned that we are meant to be together, we shall, but if not, we shall not. We all went wrong somewhere,” she revealed during an online show. It should be remembered that Nambwayo and Ssuuna Ben have been in the spotlight since last year following their separation. The two have been locked in a bitter dispute over…

By BigEyeUg Team Famous content creator CB Talker has expressed his surprise at not receiving a membership card from the National Unity Platform (NUP). While appearing on Sanyuka TV’s Cross Fire show, CB Talker revealed that he was part of NUP even before he began his journey in content creation. “I was surprised not to get a card. I was in NUP before I even started content creation,” he said during the interview. CB Talker is among the many Ugandan celebrities who openly associate with the party, though his statement has raised questions about how membership cards are issued. NUP,…

By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan rapper Feffe Bussi has called for unity among people of different faiths, stressing that there should be no arguments when it comes to religion. Speaking during an interview on Galaxy TV, the self-proclaimed “Smallest Rapper” said people should focus on their shared belief in God instead of allowing divisions to grow. “There shouldn’t be arguments because we all believe in the same God,” Feffe Bussi stated. His message comes at a time when debates on religion and belief continue to spark controversy in different communities. Feffe Bussi emphasized that harmony and respect are key if society…

By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer John Blaq has revealed why he is not actively involved in the activities of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) like many of his fellow artists. The “Commander” hitmaker explained that he prefers to let senior musicians take the lead in the federation’s matters. “Let our elders handle,” John Blaq said, stressing that he respects the experience and leadership of the older generation of artists. His statement comes at a time when several musicians are actively engaging in the federation’s programs, which aim to promote unity and address challenges within the music industry. While John…

By BigEyeUg Team Dancehall musician Vyper Ranking has stirred debate after boldly claiming that he ranks higher than veteran singer King Michael in the dancehall genre. Speaking during a YouTube interview, Vyper Ranking said he considers himself superior when it comes to dancehall music. He further revealed that visiting Jamaican artists once reviewed different Ugandan dancehall songs and concluded that he was the best. “When it comes to dancehall, King Michael is extremely below me. That is the level I am at. When Jamaicans came in Uganda, they sampled them all the music and concluded that it was me the…

By BigEyeUg Team Sensational rapper Feffe Bussi has revealed that love is one of the major reasons why many artists fall into depression and end up abusing drugs. Speaking during an online interview, Feffe Bussi said that most artists get into relationships with partners who not only provide love but also financially support their music careers. However, when these relationships end, many musicians are left struggling emotionally and financially. “It is love that pushes most artists into depression. When their lovers break up with them and stop funding their music, they lose balance and some end up abusing drugs,” Feffe…