Cindy

Omega 256 has demanded a public apology from Cindy Sanyu, claiming the singer's recent comments about See You Tonight were false, damaging to her brand, and ignored her financial contribution to the project.

Cindy has revealed that she is no longer on good terms with Omega 256, citing disagreements over awards and royalties from their hit collaboration See You Tonight.

Cindy Sanyu says she plans to meet the Ministry of Health over the suspension of concerts, hoping to protect musicians from financial struggles.

Sheebah Karungi claims Cindy Sanyu relies on her for relevance in the music industry, reigniting their long-standing public rivalry.

Sheebah Karungi says Cindy Sanyu has already built a strong music legacy and no longer needs to prove her talent to anyone.

Mike Wine says he helped introduce Cindy Sanyu to dancehall music after her Blu*3 exit, praising her as one of Uganda’s top female dancehall artistes.

Cindy Sanyu suggests the King Saha and Pallaso clash could be linked to publicity, urging fans not to rush into taking sides.

Cindy praises Eddy Kenzo’s leadership qualities, urging critics to focus on his wisdom and humility instead of mocking his English.

Mudra says Sheebah Karungi is a better performer than Cindy Sanyu, praising her energy and stage presence.

Big Eye dismisses Eddy Kenzo’s role in copyright amendment, crediting Cindy Sanyu and Hilderman instead.

Daxx Kartel praises Cindy Sanyu’s talent but also credits Sheebah Karungi’s hustle in their long-standing rivalry.

Nalebo has sparked debate in Uganda’s music industry after making bold remarks comparing Sheebah Karungi and Cindy Sanyu.