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Apparently, this concert is scheduled for 30th January 2022 at Busabala, One Love Beach. That information is apparently within the circles of Bobi Wine for now and it has not yet really spread because it is still just a plan.
However, the politician has not yet come out to say anything about this rumor. He released a new song entitled “Ogenda.” This song is directed to Museveni. Bobi Wine is simply telling him that he has to exit the Presidential seat because his time is up.
He recorded this song at the time when the military denied him access to Kayunga and yet he was supposed to be there. According to him, they can stop him from reaching people but not his music.
Bobi Wine has spent years without having concerts
In any case, we wait to see how this will go because looking at history, the ‘Akagoma‘ Hit maker has not been having concerts for some good years.
Before Covid, the ‘Kyarenga‘ Hit maker arranged a number of concerts including Kyarenga but the police stood in his way. He had apparently not informed them in time. However, Bobi Wine’s fans said this was just political!
Meanwhile, the president had only promised to open but we don’t have the assurance of this. This is because by now, we were supposed to be open but it was postponed due to Covid.
Citizens have taken part in vaccination to ensure that by January, there is no excuse. Above 7 million people have been vaccinated.
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