Singer Ronald Mayinja says Bobie Wine lacks the maturity and leadership qualities needed to guide Uganda, warning his presidency could stall the nation’s progress.

Eddy Kenzo has criticized the National Unity Platform, claiming the party has abandoned its founding principles. The singer, now aligned with the NRM, says NUP should consult its early contributors if it hopes to regain direction—remarks that have angered many of the party’s supporters.

Musician Nina Roz has apologized to NUP supporters after a video emerged showing her endorsing Moses Muhangi for Kampala Central MP. She clarified that she supports NUP’s official candidates, including David Lewis Rubongoya, and asked for forgiveness from party members.

Irene Ntale has officially distanced herself from political involvement, saying she wants to focus on her music career. The singer explained that although she once appeared in Bobi Wine’s Tuliyambala Engule, she never intended to take on a political role.

Omulangira Suuna has responded to the now-viral scene where Bobi Wine refused to shake his hand at the Serena concert, saying he knows little about the NUP leader beyond his music and leaving supporters to judge the incident for themselves.

Azawi has applauded Bebe Cool for always reaching out with performance opportunities, saying he respects her political stance. She declined to endorse any candidate but urged for peaceful and fair campaigns, condemning recent violence against NUP.

Buchaman, former Firebase president and right-hand man to Bobi Wine, says he left the label due to broken promises, unpaid work on the Busabala concert, and his disillusionment with both Bobi Wine and the ruling NRM.

Buchaman, the former Firebase Crew artist, says he regrets joining NRM after years of frustration, low pay, and broken promises. He appeals to Bebe Cool and Eddy Kenzo for help as his contract with the party nears its end.

Dr. Jose Chameleone has openly declared his loyalty to President Museveni, personally funding his campaign efforts while praising the leader for peace, opportunity, and inspiration.

Opposition politician Joseph Kabuleta has described the idea of unseating President Museveni as “nearly impossible,” saying it would require at least $25 million and unrestricted media access—both of which Uganda’s opposition lacks.

Dax Vibez says his nephew Churchill’s independence after being denied the NUP ticket is proof that the Ssentamu family raises resilient leaders who can stand on their own.

Ugandan sensation Joshua Baraka has expressed excitement after landing a nomination for Artist of the Year at the 2025 TikTok Awards Sub-Saharan Africa, a recognition celebrating Africa’s most inspiring digital creators