Despite a court order prohibiting him from playing within Kampala, 2023 Grammy Award candidate Eddy Kenzo, real name Edrisah Musuuza, performed on Saturday night at Bukedde TV’s “Embuutu Y’embuutikizi” show.(Despite a court ruling prohibiting him from playing in Kampala, Eddy Kenzo plays at “Embuutu Y’embuutikizi.”)
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Eddy Kenzo and event planner Luba Events have been engaged in a back-and-forth argument for several days about a violation of contract regarding the Eddy Kenzo Festival.
According to Luba, he took Kenzo to court for allegedly breaking a deal they made over the management of the recently finished festival.
The Big Talent artist removed Luba Events of the organizational rights despite giving him money to hold festival tours across the nation, according to Luba Events, who claimed that the singer misled him.
The Big Talent artist removed Luba Events of the organizational rights despite giving him money to hold festival tours across the nation, according to Luba Events, who claimed that the singer misled him.
When Luba Events planned the 2020 Eddy Kenzo Festival, which was postponed by Covid 19, he disclosed that he lost Shs800M.
He continued by saying that despite a legally binding agreement in which they agreed to an amount of Shs140M given to the artist, Eddy Kenzo went ahead and staged the event on his own this year.
The court ruling said that the matter would be finally decided “this 9th day of November 2022 before HER WORSHIP NAKITENDE JULIET in presence of Counsel for the Applicant and the absence of both the Applicant and the Respondent.”
A few minutes after midnight, Eddy Kenzo entered the stage in the middle of Kalifah Aganaga’s performance to play the remix of the latter artist’s song Katono. As you could anticipate, the masses became hysterical.
He entertained the crowd, who were obviously thrilled to see him, by singing over six of his songs. They applauded him throughout his energetic performance.
The large presence of bouncers on either side of the stage as he played was visible to the naked eye.
However, the broadcast was cut off at precisely 0031HRS, just as Kenzo was about to finish. He murmured, “Ekyo kimala,” as he left the stage. Ebilinyemu police, display ewedde. Literally, “Mwebale nnyo” means “That’s enough. The show is over because the police got involved. I appreciate it very much.( Despite a court ruling prohibiting him from playing in Kampala, Eddy Kenzo plays at “Embuutu Y’embuutikizi.” –celebrity news in Uganda)
