Eddy Kenzo has fired back at Lil Pazo’s allegations made before President Museveni, insisting the Uganda National Musicians Federation has supported him multiple times.

Eddy Kenzo cites Bobi Wine’s property and financial success as proof that some government critics have thrived despite their public dissatisfaction.

Eddy Kenzo challenges critics to present any unpaid musician from his team, as payment disputes continue in other campaign wings.

Full Figure has responded strongly after Lil Pazo raised concerns about artist support, funding transparency, and government studio standards.

Lil Pazo used his moment at Jazz with Jajja 2 to directly appeal to President Museveni for financial help, claiming he campaigned extensively but was never refunded.

Alexander Bagonza, known as A Pass, says Uganda’s music industry limits artists by focusing on a few stars, arguing he would be among Africa’s biggest names if based in Kenya.

Ronald Mayinja has refuted Buchaman’s allegations that certain musicians were paid for performing on the NRM campaign trail, saying none has received full payment yet

King Michael claims Uganda’s music industry collapsed after top artistes allegedly prioritized money and politics over unity, sparking debate across the entertainment scene.

Mzee Kawato received UGX 500,000 from Eddy Kenzo, but bureaucracy reduced it to UGX 320,000.

Veteran musician Phina Mugerwa Masanyalaze remains determined to enter Parliament, saying Uganda’s creative industry needs proper representation at the policy-making table.

Apostle Jonathan Nalebo has reignited music industry debate after blasting Bebe Cool and declaring Eddy Kenzo the bigger and more accomplished artist on both the local and international stage.

Musician Bebe Cool has sparked debate after questioning when Ugandan artists will accumulate serious wealth, arguing that true celebrity status must be backed by billion-shilling homes, big businesses, and international lifestyles.