Author: Wamala

Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!

Ugandan singer Brian Avie has alleged that witchcraft is widespread in the country’s music industry, claiming that some artists resort to supernatural practices in attempts to undermine their competitors. Speaking to Galaxy TV, the singer rejected suggestions that such accounts were simply rumours, insisting that musicians experience situations that outsiders may struggle to understand. “It’s not rumours. The industry is indeed full of people sending each other juju to put them down,” Brian Avie said. His remarks raise questions about the beliefs and experiences he associates with competition in the music business. However, the singer did not identify any specific…

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Ugandan singer Ceaserous believes he is one of the country’s underrated musicians, and he thinks the problem may have less to do with management and more to do with how fans discover music. The Dangerous hitmaker shared his concerns during an interview with KIIS FM, where he suggested that some listeners may be missing out on music because they are not looking in the right places. “It’s not about management or anything. Sometimes people are looking for music in the wrong places,” Ceaserous said. His remarks point to the growing role of digital streaming platforms in helping artists distribute their…

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Singer Nina Roz has apologized to fans who interpreted her visit to Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) executive director Nyombi Thembo as a political statement, insisting that the meeting was about her upcoming concert. The singer, whose real name is Nina Kankunda, faced criticism on social media after photos and footage from her meeting with Thembo circulated online. Some commentators questioned why she would meet a senior government official associated with the ruling party, given her perceived links to the opposition National Unity Platform (NUP). Nina has now explained that the visit was part of the process of seeking the necessary…

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Gospel singer Exodus is facing criticism from his estranged wife, Brenda Mwanje, who has publicly accused him of neglecting their three sons while attacking Miracle Center Cathedral pastor Robert Kayanja. Brenda’s comments come amid a dispute over allegations Exodus has made against the pastor, under whose ministry he previously served. The singer has reportedly spoken about alleged mistreatment, unfulfilled promises and threats against people who have raised concerns. But Brenda has challenged his decision to speak out against Kayanja, claiming the pastor has continued to help her care for the children. “He cannot blame anyone for not helping him because…

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Ugandan musician Lutty Neika has hit back at fellow artist Kapeke, declaring that he is not musically or mentally superior to him as tensions between the two continue to grow. Lutty’s response follows an alleged incident in which Kapeke reportedly criticised his performance after he had left the stage, describing it as boring and making other remarks that Lutty considered disrespectful. Speaking about the dispute, Lutty rejected the suggestion that Kapeke was above him as an artist, insisting that they could compete on equal terms if given the opportunity. “He isn’t better than me musically, mentally and in anything. If…

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Ugandan media personalities Evelyn Mic and Prim Asiimwe have come to Fik Fameica’s defence after the rapper faced online mockery over his English during a high-profile media tour in Kenya. The controversy centres on clips from the Ugandan musician’s appearance on the Obinna Live Show, which critics have continued sharing online while commenting on his English-speaking ability. But Evelyn Mic and Prim Asiimwe believe the criticism misses the bigger picture, arguing that an artist’s language proficiency should not overshadow their achievements in music. Evelyn Mic Questions Expectations Placed on Artists Evelyn Mic challenged people criticising the rapper to consider his…

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Ugandan singer John Blaq has revealed his five favourite songs from his music catalogue, placing ‘Do Dat’ at the top of his personal ranking. The singer, whose real name is John Kasadha, shared his selections without hesitation, giving fans a glimpse into the tracks he considers standouts from his musical journey. His list also features ‘Follow’, ‘Angella’, ‘Commander’ and his latest release, ‘Mummy Yo’, featuring fellow singer Laika. John Blaq placed ‘Mummy Yo’ in fifth position, explaining that the song’s recent release influenced where he ranked it. “I have so many songs, but I think right now, since I just…

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Veteran Ugandan actor and filmmaker Sematimba Ibrahim Mubiru, popularly known as Kojja Kagato, has sparked a debate about relationships after criticising women who consider marrying financially stable men a major personal achievement. Kojja Kagato argued that a woman’s decision to marry a wealthy man should not be treated as the ultimate goal if she has little else to contribute to the relationship. “If you think marrying a financially stable man is the end goal and a big deal, you’re the most useless creature to that man,” the veteran entertainer said. His remarks challenge the idea that securing a financially established…

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Ugandan socialite Bad Black has fired back at people questioning the circumstances surrounding the death of businessman Ivan Ssemwanga, insisting she personally saw his body after his death and urging critics to let him rest. Her response follows renewed discussion sparked by journalist Simon Kaggwa Njala, who recently questioned the circumstances surrounding Ssemwanga’s death in South Africa in 2017. Njala said the case remained mysterious to him, claiming that when he contacted the hospital where Ssemwanga reportedly died, he was told there were no records of him. He also challenged Ugandans who say they saw the late businessman’s body to…

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Ugandan singer Cindy Sanyu says she missed her flight home after struggling to locate RwandAir’s check-in counter at London’s Heathrow Airport, prompting an apology from the airline and a request for her booking details to investigate the incident. Cindy, who performed at Royal Regency London over the weekend, recounted the experience in a post on X, explaining that she could not find the airline on the airport’s information screens and struggled to get directions from people she approached. According to the singer, the search ended in disappointment when she eventually located the check-in counter, only to discover that it had…

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Nigerian rap star Olamide is heading to London’s O2 Arena for a major headline concert on March 25, 2027, marking the biggest London headline show of his career, according to the announcement by Hera Touring and YBNL Entertainment. The concert will bring the YBNL boss to the iconic Greenwich venue following his headline performance at OVO Arena Wembley in November 2025. It also marks another milestone for an artist whose influence has extended beyond his own catalogue into the careers of some of Nigeria’s biggest contemporary music stars. Organisers say the London show will feature music spanning Olamide’s career, from…

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Nigerian singer and entrepreneur Mr Eazi has weighed in on the debate over record label advances, explaining why artists may not necessarily have to repay the money personally when their contracts expire without recouping the full amount. The Comfort singer shared his perspective in response to a social media post describing record label advances as money given to artists against their future earnings rather than free cash. Agreeing with that assessment, Mr Eazi pointed to what he sees as a key distinction between a conventional loan and an advance issued under a recording contract. “True but the difference is if…

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Burna Boy brought Afrobeats to the NFL’s historic game in France, delivering a high-energy halftime performance at Stade de France on Sunday, October 25, 2026, as the Pittsburgh Steelers faced the New Orleans Saints. The Nigerian superstar treated the crowd to a selection of his biggest songs, including ‘Ye’, ‘On The Low’ and ‘Last Last’, turning the halftime break into a showcase of his internationally recognised catalogue. Burna Boy opened his set with ‘4 Kampe II’, his collaboration with French-Haitian singer Joe Dwet File, before moving into familiar hits that have helped establish his global music career. The performance combined…

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Tems’ manager, Donovan, has responded to questions about whether the Nigerian singer could sell out London’s O2 Arena, pointing to the rapid demand for her back-to-back Apollo shows as evidence of her concert-drawing power. In a social media post addressing the debate, Donovan revealed that 10,000 tickets for the Apollo performances sold out within a day, while another 8,000 people remained on the waiting list. “We sold out the Apollo back to back. 10,000 tickets, with another 8,000 people on the waiting list after selling out. All this within a day. Hope these metrics help,” Donovan said. His response puts…

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Tems and Burna Boy could be joining forces again, with a newly surfaced song snippet reportedly linked to the soundtrack of Children of Blood and Bone, the highly anticipated fantasy film based on Tomi Adeyemi’s bestselling novel. The preview has drawn attention to the possibility of a collaboration between the two Nigerian music stars, both of whom have previously contributed to major film soundtracks. However, the snippet alone does not establish whether the song is an official collaboration or when it might be released. Tems has reportedly taken on a major role in shaping the film’s musical identity, serving as…

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Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez says Burna Boy is the inspiration behind the energy he is bringing to his music this year, revealing that he wants to collaborate with the Grammy-winning singer as he promotes his latest album, NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME. During a recent interview, the Chocolate City Music artist opened up about his admiration for Burna Boy and recalled an encounter with the Afrobeats superstar at a nightclub last year. According to Blaqbonez, he used the opportunity to ask when the two artists would finally work on a joint project. The exchange apparently came with a playful response from Burna Boy.…

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Nigerian singer Omah Lay has postponed the remaining dates of his Clarity of Mind tour after suffering a knee ligament injury, disrupting performances scheduled to continue from October 30. The singer announced the postponement on social media, explaining that the injury has affected his ability to continue performing as planned. The decision means the remaining shows will not go ahead on their original dates as Omah Lay focuses on recovering from the injury. The announcement did not provide a confirmed timeline for his return to the stage. The tour supports his Clarity of Mind project and has given the singer…

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Nigerian singer Rudeboy says launching a solo career after P-Square split was less stressful than some might expect, arguing that he was already handling several of the responsibilities he needed as an individual artiste. The singer, whose real name is Paul Okoye, made the remarks during a recent interview with Lun Lifestyle TV, where he explained why moving away from the defunct music duo felt like a relatively straightforward transition. According to Rudeboy, his experience within P-Square had already prepared him for working independently because he considered himself responsible for songwriting, production and vocals. “Transitioning into a solo artist was…

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Davido’s aide Damilare Aladegbola, popularly known as Dre, has threatened to curse waitresses who offer to clear his plate at events after claiming his phone went missing during Zlatan Ibile and Davita Lamai’s wedding in Lagos. Dre raised the issue in an Instagram post on Monday, appealing to whoever took his phone during Saturday’s ceremony to return it. He also offered money in exchange for the device, hoping to recover it. “If na u carry my phone for Zlatan wedding, abeg return am, I go give you money please,” Dre wrote in Nigerian Pidgin. The appeal quickly took a more…

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Nigerian singer Rudeboy believes social media has taken away some of the mystique that once made musicians feel larger than life, arguing that constant online exposure has changed how fans react when they meet their favourite stars. The singer, whose real name is Paul Okoye, shared his views during an interview with Lun Lifestyle TV, where he reflected on the differences between the music industry before social media became dominant and the current era of TikTok videos, daily updates and promotional content. According to Rudeboy, artists were once more difficult to access outside their music videos and public appearances. That…

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