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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Latinum Lati has defended his relevance in the music industry despite his struggles in recent years. In an interview with YouTuber Shalom, Latinum Lati insisted that he remains one of Uganda’s top hitmakers. To support his claim, he listed some of his popular songs, including Amanya Gange, Baabo, Kagwilawo, and Man Away, among others. Latinum Lati rose to fame between 2016 and 2017 with several hit songs. However, he later disappeared from the music scene. This year, he has made a return, hoping to regain his place in the industry. The singer remains optimistic about…

By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Jowy Landa has revealed that she does not want a wedding but will continue with a civil marriage. However, she has set a high condition for any potential suitor—her mother must receive a bride price of UGX 500 million. “Honestly, I don’t want a wedding; I will continue with the civil marriage. However, for someone to marry me, they must give my mum UGX 500 million,” Jowy Landa said. Her statement has sparked discussions among her fans and the public, with many sharing mixed reactions about the high bride price. Some believe it is a…

By BigEyeUg Team Patricia Nabakooza, a member of the renowned dance group Triplets Ghetto Kids, travelled to Los Angeles, California, for her studies. Despite relocating, she continues her online education at Victoria University. The news was revealed by Triplets Ghetto Kids founder, Teacher Dauda Kavuma. The Ghetto Kids have been one of the world’s leading young dance groups for over ten years. They have gained international recognition on major global stages and platforms, showcasing exceptional talent and inspiring many. We will keep you posted

By BigEyeUg Team Renowned Ugandan singer and songwriter Nince Henry has advised fellow artists to focus on producing better music rather than expecting public sympathy during personal hardships. His statement came after the passing of his father, as he expressed his views on how some artists react to personal struggles. “Artists should stop having the habit of thinking that everything that affects us is also a matter of concern to others. If you are not relevant before the fans, please do better music,” Nince Henry said. His remarks have sparked mixed reactions, with some agreeing that musicians should prioritize their…

By BigEyeUg Team Renowned Ugandan singer Rema Namakula has shared a heartwarming detail about her relationship with her husband, Dr. Hamza Ssebunya. Speaking in a recent interview, Rema revealed that they have special names for each other saved in their phones. “He saved my name as ‘My Pretty.’ I also saved him as ‘My Baby’,” Rema said, expressing the deep affection between them. Rema and Dr. Hamza’s love story has been in the public eye since their introduction ceremony in 2019. Over the years, they have continued to showcase a strong bond, often seen together at public events and sharing…

By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Nina Roz has sparked conversation with her recent statement about her appearance and uniqueness in the music industry. “No musician is taller than me and more beautiful and browner than me. What I am saying is that not everything should be measured. Some things are a blessing from God,” she said. Her words suggest that beauty and personal attributes are natural gifts rather than qualities to be compared or ranked. Nina Roz, known for her music and distinctive look, has often been praised for her tall stature and striking appearance. Her statement has drawn mixed…

By BigEyeUg Team Renowned Ugandan singer Jamal Wasswa has dismissed claims that he has faded from the music scene. The artist, known for his soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics, says his music remains relevant despite the rise of new artists. “I have never faded off the music scene. My music still rocks more than the new artists’. My music is timeless,” Jamal said in a TV interview. Jamal Wasswa was one of the top artists who dominated the Ugandan music industry in the late 2000s. He is best known for hit songs such as Anavawa, Abakyala Bazira, and Ononsonyiwa. His…

By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan music group B2C has shared advice on how musicians can reduce their spending and manage their finances better. The trio emphasized the importance of financial discipline, especially in the entertainment industry, where expenses can be overwhelming. “Make contracts with fashion designers to reduce overwhelming expenditures. They should also rent houses that fit right in their budgets—one can co-rent, if possible,” B2C advised during their TV interview. The group’s advice comes at a time when many musicians struggle with high costs, including fashion, housing, and lifestyle expenses. By signing contracts with designers, artists can cut down on…

By BigEyeUg Team Struggling Ugandan singer Latinum Lati has publicly pleaded with Eddy Kenzo, the President of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF), for financial assistance or a leadership position in the dancehall genre. In a video shared on his social media, Latinum expressed admiration for Kenzo’s music and talent, stating, “Uncle Eddy, I love you so much. I like your music. There’s a way you make singing seem so easy.” However, he quickly shifted to making a request, asking Kenzo to give him some money from the federation or appoint him as the head of dancehall music. “Please give…

By BigEyeUg Team Renowned Ugandan singer and producer Daddy Andre has once again spoken out against fellow musician and songwriter Dokta Brain. In a video circulating on social media, Daddy Andre is seen spending time with friends while discussing his disappointment with Dokta Brain. During the conversation, he expressed his frustration over Dokta Brain’s praise of Nigerian music, boldly stating that he is better than Nigerian artists. This is not the first time the two artists have clashed. Previously, Daddy Andre and Dokta Brain were involved in a heated argument during a live show at Galaxy FM. The disagreement centered…