Spice Diana’s Manager Accused Of Paying Media To Deny Other Artistes Airplay

Singer Spice Diana and her manager, Roger Lubega keep on attracting controversy after controversy. The latest is an accusation by KFM radio presenter Emeka the Romantic Mukiga that the camp pays media personalities to deny other artistes airplay.

Apparently, it all started with local rapper Fik Fameica saying that he’s going to lead the Uganda Musicians Exhibition.

Just like how the Uganda Parliament Exhibition has been going on to expose the rot in the August House, the rapper intends to expose the filth in the music industry.

“I thank everyone for every pro-bono campaign. These campaigns are very healthy and productive, so it’s up to leaders to find solutions rather than putting citizens on the cross because they took part. I’ve seen a lot from #UgandaParliamentExhibition I will lead #UgandaMusicExhibition,” Fik Fameica said.

However, Emeka took to the tweet and asked the Lock singer to start with his friend, Spice Diana. He should ask her why she and her manager pay different media personalities to not play other musicians’ songs.

“Then you’ll have to start with your bestie Spice Diana. And tell us why her manager pays most media guys not to play other artists music.”

Well, this is not the first time such accusations have been labeled against Source Management. The camp has been accused of trying to sabotage different artistes. And these campaigns are always led by Roger himself.

Different artists have come out to accuse him of having an ill-intentioned heart. Green Daddy at one time revealed that Roger wanted to fund him and make him King Saha’s competitor. Saha himself has accused Roger of being a bad man.

The likes of Gravity Omutujju, Ziza Bafana among others have all in the past accused Roger of hypocrisy. And it’s hard to imagine that an artist manager allegedly does all these things without the artiste knowing.

Many apparently believe that the Siri Regular singer is the one who authorizes these attacks on fellow artists especially those she views as direct competitors.