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  Nigerian musicians Omah Lay and Tems have been released from detention in Uganda after charges against them for allegedly breaching Covd-19 regulations were dropped, Ugandan singer Bebe Cool has tweeted. Ugandan police have not yet commented. Nigeria's Foreign Minister Geoffrey Onyeama earlier tweeted that the government was engaging with the Ugandan authorities at the "highest level" to secure the release of the singers. The musicians held a concert in Uganda's capital, Kampala, on Saturday. They appeared in court on Monday on charges of "negligently doing acts likely to spread an infect...

Three passionate young Ugandan boys introduced a new vibe  in the music industry. These were Bobi Wine, now Uganda’s leading opposition politician, Chameleone, aspiring candidate for lord mayor of our capital city and Bebe Cool, the leader of the Silent Majority. These three became inseparable in their early days of the struggle. However, this solid solidarity was short-lived as soon as fame, money and of course, women started to become regular visitors in their living rooms. After their bond had been shattered, their common goal did not wear; they started individual music camps. Bobi Wine...

Views: Visits 55 A Ugandan singer, Moses Ssali, more popularly known Bebe Cool has been accused of playing a role in the arrest and detention of Omah Lay and Tems. The two fast-rising Nigerian singers were arrested over their involvement in  a concert that held on Saturday night in Ddungu Resort in Munyonyo, Kampala City. The pair were thereafter remanded in police custody alongside four Ugandans after they were arraigned before a court. But amid the drama trailing their detention, an earlier post by Ugandan singer, Bebe Cool wherein he opposed Omah Lay and Tems’ invitation for...

Views: Visits 53 Fast-rising Nigerian music acts, Omah Lay and Tems, have regained their freedom, about 72 hours after they were detained in Uganda to performing at a concert that violated COVID-19 safety rules. This development was announced on Twitter by Bebe Cool, a Uganda singer. The singer also shared court documents confirming their release. According to the documents, the presiding judge, Okumu Jude Muwone, who is also the chief magistrate of Makindye, directed that the singers be set free. The release order for Omah Lay as shared by the Ugandan reads: “Whereas the accused p...

Daily Monitor Monday December 14 2020 NUP’s Presidential candidate, Robert Kyagulanyi, aka, Bobi Wine campaigns in Fort Portal on November 23. PHOTO/ABUBAKER LUBOWA Advertisement It would be “dangerous” and “madness” to hold elections in the middle of Covid-19 pandemic, President Museveni said in an interview that Nile Broadcasting Services (NBS) Television aired on May 11, 2020.  At the time, Uganda had registered only about 120 coronavirus infections and no death. The country was under lockdown imposed to prevent spread of the disease and buy time to prepare to handle a possible ...