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The media personality claims that the ‘Wire Wire’ Hit maker is the type of man with a bad heart. He is always jealous of other people’s prosperity and he is scared of Ronald Mayinja’s success and favor in NRM party.
He said NRM party is gifted with many artistes but Ronald Mayinja is so far the best.
During an interview on radio, Eddy Sendi shared his views regarding Bebe Cool saying he is not an NRM cadre as he normally claims. He joined NRM for his personal benefits and does not contribute anything to the party like other die-hard members who even contribute cash money for the development of the party.
“I support NRM for choosing Ronald Mayinja’s song. It’s content is appealing and gives a summary of NRM achievements, he did a good job. Bebe Cool’s song is poor quality and many artistes are in NRM for money,” Eddy Sendi said.
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In similar news earlier published by Newslex Point, indicated the war between the Gagamel boss Bebe Cool and King Saha whose real names are Ssemanda Mansur will never end.
The’Sala Puleesa’ Hit maker claimd that the Bebe Cool is a real trouble maker who never speaks anything good about him, adding that he’s a person who’s fond of joking.
During an interview with a local radio station, Saha claimed that he was inspired to work pretty hard because he never wanted to built his own house at 50, just like his fellow artiste Bebe Cool.
Check also;
- I Will Never Work For Bebe Cool Again – City Barber Vows
- Haters Who Reason Like Bebe Cool Pushed Me To Work Harder – King Saha
- I’m Soon Reuniting Bobi Wine And Bebe Cool – Jose Chameleone Claims
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