Musician Kabako believes Sheebah Karungi would own a private jet if she lived in neighbouring Kenya or Tanzania, arguing that the economic environment in those countries offers better opportunities for artistes.
Speaking in an interview with a local television station, Kabako blamed Uganda’s economic challenges on high taxation and corruption, saying these factors make it difficult for businesses and individuals to grow financially.
He argued that Sheebah is more successful than some musicians in other countries who own private jets and believes she would also afford one if Uganda’s economy were performing better.
“Sheebah would be owning a private jet if she was living in Kenya or those other countries. The economy here doesn’t allow it because of high taxation and other inefficiencies. It is different outside, and she deserves one,” he said.