Eddy Kenzo urges Bobi Wine to join the Uganda National Musicians Federation in order to revive his music.

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The end for musician Bobi Wine’s music was sealed for him by the government in 2018 when he was banned from doing any sorts of concerts in Uganda. Ever since he joined politics, his music career went down the drain and his fans have been heard complaining  of how they terribly miss his rare beats.

It is undeniable that he is one of the Best musicians of this country hence earning himself a place among the big three musicians of this Country with his two counterparts being Bebe Cool and Jose Chameleone.  When he joined politics, he put his focus on the struggle and neglected his music, something that did not please his fans.

The President of Uganda National Musicians Federation, Eddy Kenzo, has requested singer-turned-politician Bobi Wine to join the Federation, saying this could be a way for him to revive his music and start earning from his talents yet again.

In an Interview, Kenzo said he believes Bobi Wine can even come back on stage if he comes together with other musicians and they push his agenda forward to make the government drop the ban on his concerts.

Kenzo was asked by a journalist how much power the Federation holds and he therefore commended it, saying it holds a lot of power to which he was asked if the Federation could revive Bobi's career even when it seems helpless currently.

"He should come and we push his agenda together with our fellow musicians as a united Federation," he responded to the Journalist.