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Daniella gives two reasons why Ugandans shouldn’t miss Chameleone’s concert

Riaz Paavo by Riaz Paavo
January 30, 2023
in Entertainment, Events, Gossip
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Just last week, Daniella Atim Mayanja criticized her husband, Jose Chameleone, for assaulting a boda boda man.

However, when it comes to issues that put food on the table for their family, Daniella seems very supportive, as she’s campaigning for Chameleoene’s Gwanga Mujje concert slated for February 10 at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

Daniella, who moved to the US in 2018 with their five kids, has frequently criticized her husband and the Mayanja family.

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Last year, Daniella called out Weasel and the Mayanja after Douglas Mayanja, alias Weasel, was accused of beating his baby mama, Sandra Teta.

On her official Instagram account, Daniella has nonetheless put all of that aside and provided two arguments for Ugandans to support the father of her five children.

“Two reasons to go out and fully support this event. Firstly you can be sure to get your money’s worth, it’ll be an action-packed night with Chameleone bringing his A-game as usual,” she wrote.

Additionally, Daniella, who has consistently promoted the rights of other women on social media, urged music fans to attend her husband’s concert because it is being organized by Mariam Mutakubwa, the singer’s first female promoter.

“And obviously also because the event is organized by a woman. Let’s normalize women penetrating a male-dominated business by showing up for Biggie Events,” she added.

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