Eddy Kenzo Beating Me Paved The Way For Me To Become Big- Kasuku

Media personality Isaac Katende aka Kasuku has revealed that the beating he got from singer Eddy Kenzo made him what he is today. Additionally, he said that he doesn’t regret a thing in what he said because he believes it’s true.

It should be noted that in 2014, while holding a press conference for his concert, Kenzo was asked questions by Kasuku which angered him.

The Dembe FM Talk and Talk show host asked Kenzo if it’s true that he’s gay and sodomized fellow singer, Big Eye who was under Big Talent by then.

Furthermore, he asked if it’s true that the Sitya Loss singer pays media houses not to play songs of his fellow musicians.

Out of anger, Kenzo pounced on him from his chair, raining blows and kicks. They were however pulled away from each other.

According to the controversial radio presenter, this incident gave him a platform.

He was all over different news headlines. Before, he used to get grouped with other journalists and even bounced. However, as of now he’s given preferential treatment since he’s now a big ‘dog.’

“I don’t regret what I said and I don’t feel embarrassed whether my kids see me getting beaten or not. After Kenzo beat me, I was the face of almost all the news sites. It paved the way for me and made me what I am today. By then, I used to be grouped with other journalists but now I just bypass them. Up to now I stand by what I said and some day the truth will surface,” said Kasuku.

He gave an example of Keefe D, the man accused of killing American rapper Tupac in 1996. Even after 27 years, he was arrested and is awaiting prosecution. This shows that no matter what, the truth always comes out.

Meanwhile Kenzo on the other hand recently said that he regrets this incident. This is because it sometimes overshadows his achievements.

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