Renowned musicians have been voicing their dissent towards Bobi Wine's approach to achieving comprehensive copyright laws, and Omega 256 has now joined the chorus of critics.
Eddy Kenzo, Ykee Benda, Sheebah, and others have expressed their disagreement with Bobi Wine's stance, and Omega 256 has added her name to the extensive list of dissenting voices.
According to Omega, Bobi Wine's contribution to the music industry is lacking because he failed to make significant strides during his time in Parliament.
Omega elaborated, stating that the President of the National Unity Platform (NUP) should refrain from attacking fellow musicians, as they are merely advocating for their rights. In order to achieve these rights, they must collaborate with the current government in power.
"Bobi Wine's political agenda has permeated every aspect of our lives, and as musicians, we are deeply disappointed in him. He consistently adopts a commanding tone while failing to effectively represent us during his tenure in Parliament. We are striving to secure our royalties, and in doing so, we must work alongside the government," Omega expressed.
Omega is recognized for her popular tracks such as "This Year," "Ndera," and "Chamuka."
