Musician Kalifah Aganaga has revealed that he is financially stable even when he is not performing, saying his income comes from several businesses beyond music.
Speaking during an interview with a local television station, the Nassanga hitmaker said he has built multiple sources of income that allow him to live comfortably without relying solely on concert bookings.
According to Aganaga, he operates small restaurants and bars in Kampala, works as a broker in various businesses, and also engages in small-scale farming.
"I am well off even without bookings. I can survive comfortably because I have different hustles away from music. I operate small restaurants and bars, work as a broker in different businesses, and also do a bit of farming," he explained.
The singer added that diversifying his income has helped him remain financially secure regardless of how active the entertainment industry is.
Aganaga also boasted that he still receives more performance bookings than many of today's musicians, arguing that his music has stood the test of time and continues to attract audiences.