Ugandan singer Roden Y Kabako has made his position on relationship drama clear: he is available to celebrate love, but does not want to be the person people turn to when their relationships fall apart.
Kabako described himself as operating in the “office of love,” saying he has little to offer people looking for solutions to breakups and relationship troubles.
“I deal in the office of love, so don’t come to me with your relationship challenges and troubles, telling me that you broke up with your partner, because I don’t have what to do for you. I only want those who want to celebrate love.”
The singer also spoke about his own relationship with his wife, Ddumuna, saying they rarely have publicly known disputes because they prefer handling their differences privately.
Kabako said their approach is to resolve relationship matters behind closed doors, rather than turning them into public discussions.
“That’s why you have never heard me having issues with my wife Ddumuna. We sort out everything in the bedroom,” he said.
He also singled out Ddumuna’s “realness” as one of the qualities he values most about her.
Away from his marriage, Kabako reflected on the influence of the late Mowzey Radio on his career, particularly his fashion.
The GoodLyfe singer, who died in 2018, reportedly encouraged Kabako to continue wearing his signature shorts after the pair went to shoot a music video together.
“The person who motivated me to keep wearing my shorts is now no more, Mowzey Radio. We had gone to shoot a music video and he told me to keep wearing them to be different.”
For Kabako, the advice became part of a recognizable aspect of his public image and remains a reminder of Radio’s influence on his artistic journey.
While Kabako may not consider himself a relationship problem-solver, his comments show that love, privacy and individuality remain central themes in how he approaches both his personal life and public image.