When Feffe Bussi started the Who is Who trend, most rappers like Da Agent, Recho Ray, Jim Nola, and GNL Zamba responded immediately but Gravity Omutujju delayed to reply.

When he finally did, he released his song titled “Black Panther” in which he attacks other four rappers that are praised for awakening the Hip Hop genre in Uganda.

Gravity Resorts to Dancehall following sensational pressure from Feffe Bussi, Fik Fameica

He fired live bullets at Navio, Babaluku, Rocky Giant and GNL Zamba. He dissed and disrespected Navio saying he hasn’t done anything for himself expect receiving money from his mother, Maggie Kigozi.

Now after failing to stand the heat in the kitchen, he has switched from Hip hop to dancehall genre. He recently dropped a new song titled “Kimanazino” which is a dancehall song.

When contacted on why he changed to a new type of music, he made it clear that he is looking for money. “With Hip pop songs, I sold out concerts and got what I wanted. And now, its time I do other genres. I need to look for money, “he explained.

The rapper also suggested that he wants to win some dancehall awards and he is ready to beat top dogs like Apass, Bafana among many others.

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Uganda today joins the rest of the world to mark the day of the African child, a day commemorated every year on 16 June, with Dr. Maggie Kigozi appointed Children’s Rights Ambassador. Main celebrations are taking place in Kayunga under the Theme “Accelerating our Collective Efforts to End Child Marriage in Africa” The day was created by the African Union to commemorate the massacre of hundreds of children in Soweto, South Africa who were demonstrating for the basic right to a decent education. It has since to focus a global spotlight on the injustices African children face. This year it points the light to child brides.

Almost two million Ugandan minors are forced or lured into alleged marriage, according to 2012 UNFPA, UNICEF, WHO reportS. Uganda falls among the 15 worst African countries with high numbers of child brides at 46% of underage girls below 18 forced or lured into marriage.

In a move to end the worrying child marriages, the Uganda Child Rights NGO Network (UCRNN) has appointed Dr Magie Kigozi as the Children’s Rights Ambassador to help fight the vice. Uganda Child Rights NGO Network (UCRNN) Executive Director Stella Ayo-Odongo explains that the move is intended to eradicate child marriage.

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According to the company’s brand manager, Maggie Kigozi, more than eight players are to be picked from Uganda to be part of the NBA and FIBA’s elite development camp to be held in Johannesburg starting 1^st-4^th September.

Former NBA star, Glen Anthony Rice challenges retired professional players to pass on skills to young players as a way of developing the game as well as talent.

Meanwhile, FUBA president, Ambrose Tashobya says the search that starts today provides a platform for the country’s youngest basketball players to have better skills to lift Uganda’s game in future.

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