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The singer was unveiled as the president of musicians last month May 2023. Ever since then, he has got some hate from different fellow musicians. It started with Big Eye and John Blaq who said they didn’t trust Eddy Kenzo as the President because he is not educated.
Now, it has proceeded to Bobi Wine who hit on Eddy Kenzo and the new Federation in his speech during the burial of Kato Lubwama. He said musicians are now becoming beggars because he has heard that the government wants to give them 30bn shillings which will not even help.
As the president, Eddy Kenzo couldn’t keep quiet. Through his social media platforms, he has decided to respond to Bobi Wine’s speech. He said Bobi Wine is calling artistes beggars telling them not to receive money from government yet he receives monthly Salary from the same government. He said they are fighting for copyright laws not begging money from government.
Read his tweet below:
“Wabula abafele muli bazibu😂😂😂
Abatuyita ba beggars, bafulumila Mu government budget every year, ate bafuna noomusaala monthly ela tebazigaanangako. Lwaki temuzigabila amalwaliro oba amasomero.
Enyindo bwojinyigiriza enyo!!
Banange mutuleke tulwanirire omulimu gwafe other wise tugenda yingira mu Politics’s wamwe direct.
Mutuleke tutereze music omulimu mwagwonoona because mwaguyingizaamu eby’obufuzi fenna tunalya ku Politics?
Mwe emisaala mujifuna mu government yeemu gyemuwoza nti mulwanyisa.
We are fighting for copyright and all rights for musicians ate mwe muwoza beggars, beggars how?
Enough is enough,” he tweeted.
Check Also;
- You Are VIP Beggars – Eddie Mutwe To YKee Benda
- John Ssegawa Warns Eddy Kenzo And Other Artistes Against Eating Gov’t Money
- Don’t Accept Those Government Handouts – Bobi Wine
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