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Kenzo to Sheikh Muzaata: Apologise or I won’t perform in Uganda again

GEORGE OKELLO | PML Daily Senior CorrespondentbyGEORGE OKELLO | PML Daily Senior Correspondent
October 13, 2019
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Singer Kenzo has tasked Muslim cleric Muzaata to apologize over “annoying” comments former’s mother. (PHOTO/File)

KAMPALA —Eddy Kenzo has vowed never to perform on a stage in Uganda until outspoken Sheikh Nuhu Muzaate Batte retracts statements in which he is alleged to have said that the artiste may be gay.

During the visit of Hamza Sebunya to Rema Namakula’s home on Independence Day, Sheikh Muzaata, who was one of the guests, is said to have hit at Kenzo for taking Rema for granted during their marriage.

But in a video message posted on his social media accounts on Saturday, October 12, Kenzo said Sheikh Muzaata’s words have caused him untold torture and humiliation.

“I apologise to everyone affected by the ongoing saga but I didn’t mean it. I am tortured by Muzaata’s words and I don’t know how I can get onto the stage to sing for my Ugandan followers,”Kenzo said.

“He should come out to clear the air about what he labelled me. I won’t get onto the stage to sing in Uganda until Muzaata retracts his statements towards me.”

The singer wondered why Muzaata continued to ignore the fact that Kenzo was officially wedded in a religious function with Rema Namakula.

“Unless he is blaming me for not doing the traditional wedding or introduction but for a religious one, the function was done long ago. I am tortured by Muzaata’s words. I have made the decision without being forced that I will never sing on a Ugandan stage until my death unless he retracts his statement,”Kenzo vowed.

The remarks cap a tumultuous week for Kenzo whose former wife Rema introduced Sebunya, leading to public condemnation of the artiste, with many accusing him of taking Rema for granted.

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