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Kadongo Kamu legend, Mathias Walukagga has come out in support of his fellow colleague who works in the same music industry, The ghetto president Bobi Wine whose mega concert was cancelled by police and the management of the venue where the concert was supposed to be held and that’s Namboole.
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Bobi Wine was caught between two conflicting parties that never wanted his show to happen,” his fans said. Reports say Namboole referred Bobi to police saying he needed a police letter to hold a concert, reaching the police, the officers who were supposed to hand him the approval letters for the show to proceed were unavailable and switched off their phones.
That was before the police came out with an official letter citing issues how Namboole was unavailable on the given date to the Kyarenga concert and urging the ghetto president to separate Bobi Wine from Hon Robert Kyagulanyi claiming those are two different people who shouldn’t be in one place.
Now millions of Ugandans decried such actions by the state and now the veteran Kadongo Kamu artiste has joined the cry for his fellow countryman who’s being mistreated in his own country just because he’s opposition to the current government.
Walukagga cited disrespect to the music industry and Bobi Wine himself.
He promised not to attend the country’s national team matches anymore that’s the Uganda Cranes and urged his fans to do so in boycotting the governments events held at Namboole as the venue.
Check also;
- Namboole Stadium And FUFA Cancels Kyarenga Concert The 2nd Time!
- Amazing Reasons Behind The Cancellation Of Kyarenga Concert!
- Uganda Police Sets New Rules Regarding Kyalenga Concert!
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