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Daily Monitor Tuesday December 22 2020 Makindye Magistrate’s Court in Kampala charged the three Nigerian artistes Temilade Openyi, Muyiwa Awoniyi and Stanley Omah Didia and remanded them to prison for doing a neglect act likely to spread Covid-19. PHOTO/FILE Advertisement                                                                 KAMPALA- Rubaga South MP Kato Lubwama and Theatrical Association Uganda Ltd have sued government for recently allowing an open music show by three Nigerian artistes yet their local counterparts were banned from performing due to...

Uganda succumbs to pressure, releases jailed Nigerian musicians December 16, 2020 The Uganda government has buckled under pressure and released the Nigerian musicians The Uganda government has buckled under pressure and has withdrawn criminal charges against two Nigerian musicians and their manager barely a day after remanding them to prison.  The director of public prosecutions (DPP), Jane Frances Abodo discontinued the charges against Temilade Openiyi aka Tems, Stanley Omah Didia and their manager; Muyiwa Awoniyia. The trio on Monday, appeared ...

Uganda remands Nigerian musicians over holding concert amidst COVID December 15, 2020 The Nigerian nationals in court yesterday Three Nigerian nationals and four Ugandans have been remanded to prison for engaging in an act that is likely to spread an infectious disease. The three Nigerians are musicians Temilade Openiyi aka Tems, Stanley Omar Didia aka Omahlay and their manager Muyiwa Awoniyi. They are jointly charged with four Ugandans including the organisers of the concert; Kim Salim, Benjamin Kabuura, Phillip Kasakya an events security coord...

Omah, 23, in a tweet said he was with the police on Sunday.   “Yes I’m with the Ugandan police… something about the show from last night. Everything would be fine…Omah ��,” he wrote. In another tweet he shared a line from his song ‘Godly’. “Oluwa na him comfort me ✊��,” he wrote. The Uganda police in a tweet said the singers and some other people were arrested for holding an unauthorized concert.   “Those arrested are Ivan Ddungu, the manager of the place where the concert was held, Omah Lay the musician and Prim Kasana, Events Manager, who contracted Omah Lay ...

Three Nigerian artistes remanded to prison in Uganda for flouting Covid-19 guidelines Monday December 14 2020 Nigerian musician Oma Lay and 6 others including Ugandan music promoters appear before Makindye Magistrate court. They are charged with engaging in a negligent act likely to spread an infectious disease (COVID-19). PHOTO/ STEPHEN OTAGE Summary They appeared before Makindye Chief Magistrate’s Court, in Kampala on Monday. The development comes amid reports that health facilities in Uganda are grappling with the surging number of Covid-19 cases. The ministry of health on Sunday confirm...