Winnie Nwagi has declared 2026 her best musical year yet, revealing that increased bookings and a packed performance schedule have made it one of the most rewarding periods of her music career.
The Swangz Avenue singer shared the update during an interview with Galaxy TV, where she reflected on her progress and expressed gratitude for the opportunities that have come her way throughout the year.
According to Nwagi, 2026 has been noticeably different from the previous year, particularly when it comes to securing performance opportunities and staying active on stage.
“The year has been going well, I’m always grateful with what God gives me. This year wasn’t the same as last year so it has been good for me, as long I get booked and sing, it helps me reach my goals,” she said.
The singer also pointed out that her management team at Swangz Avenue has been equally busy, suggesting that the steady flow of bookings has benefited both her and the team behind her career.
For Nwagi, the ability to keep performing and reaching audiences remains an important part of measuring her progress as an artist. She did not disclose specific booking figures or financial earnings, but described the year as a positive one.
Winnie Nwagi Addresses Her Friendship With Sheebah
Beyond her musical achievements, Nwagi also addressed questions about her friendship with fellow singer Sheebah Karungi.
The discussion comes amid public perceptions of tension between Sheebah and Spice Diana, prompting questions about how Nwagi maintains relationships with both singers.
However, Nwagi dismissed the idea that she has to choose sides, maintaining that she and Sheebah remain good friends.
She explained that they do not meet frequently because they live in different areas and both have busy schedules, rather than because of any disagreement.
Nwagi added that whenever they get an opportunity to spend time together, they enjoy each other’s company.
“It’s always a good time when we meet but I don’t meet her often because we live in different areas and both of us don’t loiter around,” she explained.
Her remarks suggest that the friendship remains intact despite their limited meet-ups, while also making clear that she does not see herself as being caught between the two singers.
For now, Nwagi appears focused on maintaining her musical momentum, with increased bookings and regular performances making 2026 a particularly satisfying year for the Ugandan singer.