Musicians Sheebah Karungi and Cindy are gearing up for Uganda's inaugural female music battle, set to take place on September 15th at Kololo Airstrip.
As the show approaches within a month, various artists have been sharing their opinions about this unique battle. One notable voice is Eddy Kenzo, President of the UNMF, who commended the two female artists for opting for a musical clash over physical altercations.
Kenzo also highlighted the financial aspect of the battle, seeing it as a lucrative venture for both musicians, which he believes is advantageous.
"I'm pleased that this isn't a physical confrontation resulting in violence. It's a musical showdown, a profitable opportunity for them as musicians. Ultimately, they'll be compensated for their efforts. I encourage everyone to come out and show support," he expressed during an interview with a local television network.
Eddy Kenzo has consistently positioned himself as a proponent of unity within the music industry. The fact that these two singers have chosen to resolve their differences through a musical competition aligns with his values, making him content anytime.
