TAKEAWAYS

• Spice says she wants to leave Uganda with a “Ugandan baby.”
• She values God-fearing, romantic, and respectful men.
• The singer praised matooke and even rated Uganda’s KFC highly.

Jamaican Queen of Dancehall Spice Official has revealed how deeply she’s been charmed by Uganda, from the warmth of the people to the richness of the food.

During an appearance on Sanyuka TV, the singer couldn’t hide her excitement about her experience in the country, saying she feels right at home.

“I love Uganda. I think I need to take back something with me,” she said with a smile.

But what exactly does she want to take back to the Caribbean? According to the Jamaican star, she’s thinking long-term.

“I think I want to go back with a Uganda baby,” she revealed, sparking laughter and excitement in the studio.

Spice went on to explain that beyond the fun and hype, she’s genuinely drawn to Ugandan men, but only those who meet her standards.

“He has to believe in God because in order for a man to lead me, he has to be led by God,” she said. “He has to have great character, know how to be romantic, treat me sweet and with love… and yes, he has to be tall and black.”

Away from matters of the heart, the dancehall queen also praised Ugandan cuisine, singling out matooke as one of her favorite dishes.

“I love the ‘Matooke’… the one with the bananas,” she said, struggling with the pronunciation but clearly enjoying the meal.

She even gave a surprising nod to KFC Uganda, saying it rivals what she considers the best back home.

“For me, Jamaica has the best KFC in the world. But when I tasted the Uganda KFC today… the seasoning and the flavor over here—bad, bad, bad,” she said.

With all this love and admiration coming from an international star, the message to Ugandan men is clear—this is your moment to step up.