Jamal Wasswa says he fears dating Ugandan women after past heartbreaks

• Jamal Wasswa says past relationships left him heartbroken and fearful.

• He revealed he prefers seeking partners outside Uganda.

• The singer has recently kept a low profile from the public eye.

One of Uganda’s most talented musicians, Jamal Wasswa, has come out to scorn Ugandan girls.

The singer, who rose onto the scene and created a name for himself as a ladies’ man — with most of his songs resonating with women’s emotions — made the remarks during an interview where he was questioned about allegedly doing Ugandan women “dirty” by refusing to date them.

Jamal said that he fears Ugandan girls and prefers seeing them from a distance because, according to him, they are on a “whole different level.”

According to the Abakyala Bazira singer, his past relationships left him heartbroken and fearful of pursuing women from his own country.

 “Ugandan girls passed a bicycle through me. I fear them and just see them from a distance,” Jamal revealed.

He hinted that these experiences pushed him to seek love outside Uganda.

It should be noted that the singer has in the past been linked to a Muzungu wife. However, Jamal said that since he is a Muslim man, there is still a possibility that he could one day marry a Ugandan woman as an additional wife.

He nevertheless claimed that many Ugandan women are after money, adding that sometimes “just looking at them makes you think twice about dating them.”

The singer, who released several hit songs, has largely stayed out of the public eye in recent years, with little known about both his music career and private life.