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The trending male rapper, Fik Fameica will not appear on a plane to USA just because he was totally denied a visa to the United States of America. Put aside the fame and the huge fan base he has, the “Kutama” hit maker was denied a visa to the Trump Nation.
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The Property hit-maker was set to perform on a very important convention organized by Ugandans in the diaspora under their umbrella body UNAA, in Seattle, September 2018.
Fik Fameica denied a Visa.
But surprisingly when Fameica was approached, he made it clear to his fans when he confirmed that;
This statement Fik Fameica passed out clearly mean’t how disappointed and lost chance for a performance in America. However, Julius Lwebuga, the UNAA Deputy president says the singer applied for a wrong Visa.
Lwebuga however was quick to note that entertainment is a secondary objective at the convention, so the debacle that befell Fik Fameika is not a major matter of concern.
“Am not even concerned about that. We shall give enough entertainment this year but it not our main focus. It is secondary. Our primary objective this year is Trade and Investment,” he said.
Put it in mind that Fik as a celebrity, is not the first person to suffer this consequence but another artiste alias Eddy Yawe was last month denied VISA following an alleged over stay in Boston a decade ago.
We feel bad for the fresh talent like him missing such a big event.
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