Spice Diana Asks Upcoming Female Artistes Not To Trust Men In The Industry

Songstress Namukwaya Hajjara also known as Spice Diana has asked upcoming female artistes in Uganda to stop trusting men in the industry. She said some men are always waiting for them to manipulate and use them at the critical condition when they badly need the help.

Ms. Diana joined the music industry eight years ago but she was lucky that she found a manager who was so good to her. She has also been working with her manager Roger ever since then.

She has managed to achieve almost all her dreams through him. However, having had a good experience at the beginning of her career, Spice Diana said she has seen upcoming female musicians struggle.

They usually trust anyone they find that is willing to help them forgetting that it is not always how it looks in the beginning.

The talented singer revealed that people are always willing to help. However, they only do so when someone is fully established and has their career moving on smoothly.

“For the young generation aiming to enter the entertainment industry. Remember, your foundation is within yourself, so don’t depend on others. People will support you once you start making moves and establishing yourself. Recognize your worth,” she said.

It should be noted that for an artiste, male or female, to break through in the music industry. There are so many sacrifices to make. Some even go as far as stunts just so the media can recognize them.

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