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Kenzo vows to fight for political freedom even if it ends his career, says he could have died of depression had he not sang about #FreeBobiWine

Trevor Taremwa by Trevor Taremwa
September 3, 2018
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Very many artistes have come out to sing “songs of freedom” advocating for a better political environment in the country.

Artistes such as Jose Chameleone, Santana and Bobi Wine have often such songs calling for equality, fairness and justice.

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Eddy Kenzo is the latest artiste to have jumped on the bandwagon with his new song, Mbakooye.

On this song, he addresses the latest political unrest that has been occurring in the country.

However, him plunging into the political deep did not go down well with some fans such as a one Samuel Bweranaho, who were quick to say that the song would not hit in Uganda and it would be the end of Kenzo’s career.

 

In response, Kenzo said that he does not mind his career ending over him speaking the truth. He said that he has been getting such messages and he is not moved.

“It’s been good 10 years of Eddy Kenzo sitoma kendidde kamala (What I have eaten is enough.” 

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