Geeg Man Ug, whose real name is Atuhaire Saviour, is a highly acclaimed musical artist from Uganda and a revered songwriter. He demonstrates his skillful command of both Luganda and English in his music, resulting in a unique and captivating sound. Geeg Man Ug specializes in Afrobeat and Popular music, genres that have served as a source of inspiration numerous artists and deeply touched the hearts of many.

Geeg Man Ug, born on December 22, 1987, is the offspring of Birimumaiso Garras and Angelina Nyanjara. Growing up in Kyenjojo District, he later relocated to Kampala, Uganda. Geeg Man Ug has made significant contributions to the field of songwriting and has crafted chart-topping hits for various artists in Kyenjojo Uganda.

Geeg Man Ug commenced his educational journey at Kyanyambali Primary School. With unwavering dedication and a strong commitment to his academic pursuits, Geeg Man Ug successfully completed his high school education at Wekomiire Secondary School, situated in Kyegegwa, a district adjacent to Kyenjojo.

Geeg Man Ug presents his lyrics in both Luganda and English, delivering his music in the popular afrobeat style. Afrobeat, also referred to as Kidandali in Luganda, is a genre that originated in the central region of Uganda. Since the late 2000s, Kidandali has acted as a driving force for a new generation of Ugandan musicians, enabling them to create urban popular music in their native language.

Geeg Man Ug began his musical journey during his elementary and secondary school years, where he took on the role of leading the school choir. He officially commenced his professional music career as teenager in 2016 with the release of his debut track titled "Ekimala Kimala."

"Ekimala Kimala" is a Luganda phrase that can be translated to "enough is enough" in English. This captivating political anthem has been skillfully produced by BX On Da Beat. Throughout his musical journey, Geeg Man Ug has garnered recognition for his inspiring and socially conscious compositions, which serve as a source of motivation and advocacy.