Musician Omulangira Suuna has finally addressed the incident that went viral over the weekend, where Bobi Wine, President of the National Unity Platform (NUP), appeared to decline shaking his hand during Mike Wine’s concert.
The clip, which has circulated widely on social media, shows Suuna extending his hand toward Bobi Wine, only for the gesture to be ignored—sparking mixed reactions among fans.
Suuna has now broken his silence, clarifying that he holds no resentment towards Bobi Wine despite the moment.
“I can’t say I’m disappointed with Bobi Wine. I am okay and doing well. I don’t carry any grudge against him. I didn’t have anything bad against him—I was just greeting him as his brother and fellow musician,” Suuna explained.
The singer emphasized that he meant no harm and was simply extending goodwill.
Suuna added that he intends to reach out officially to Bobi Wine to discuss the matter and ensure peace between them, noting that unity is healthy for the industry and themselves.
However, he expressed dissatisfaction with King Saha and Bajjo Man, who publicly criticized him following the incident.
The music community eagerly waits to see how the situation unfolds in the coming days.
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