Singer Kalifah AgaNaga says organizing the Nassanga Festival has given him the confidence and experience to stage even bigger concerts in the future.
Speaking after the event, AgaNaga said the festival was intended to help him understand the logistics of organizing a major concert independently, without relying on a promoter.
"I wanted to learn about the bureaucracy of police clearance, NEMA, KCCA and everything, and I now know how it works," he said.
The singer described successfully holding the event as a personal achievement, regardless of the criticism surrounding attendance.
"I am happy as someone who held the show because it was going to be bad for me if that show didn't happen. If anyone wants to criticise me, let them first applaud me for holding a show without a promoter," he added.
According to AgaNaga, organizing the festival himself has increased his understanding of the business side of live entertainment and strengthened his confidence as both an artist and event organizer.
He argued that promoters often benefit more from multi-artist concerts than individual performers, adding that the experience has encouraged him to think bigger.
AgaNaga said he is now considering staging future concerts at larger venues such as Lugogo Cricket Oval or Kololo Ceremonial Grounds.
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