The controversy surrounding Northern Uganda’s musicians and the alleged "Saleh money" exposes deeper issues within the region's music industry and leadership. Art, especially music, is a powerful tool for storytelling, healing, and inspiring change. However, when financial support becomes a source of division, it raises critical questions about transparency, accountability, and the integrity of leadership. Northern Uganda's musicians have long been cultural ambassadors, narrating the struggles and aspirations of their people. Their potential should not be overshadowed by monetary disputes or political influences. Instead of fueling sagas, stakeholders must prioritize building a unified and sustainable platform for artists. Let us not forget the importance of preserving the Acholi identity through meaningful art. Musicians and leaders alike must seek constructive dialogue to resolve disputes and focus on fostering creativity and growth. Northern Uganda deserves music that uplifts, not controversies that divide. Let us reignite hope, not conflict...
The northern artists should form a legal entity to represent them, otherwise, those masqueraders will continue to encroach upon them. I also think giving money to artists is politically motivated, it won’t change the poverty level in Northern region.
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Odong romeo grew up a thief bt claim he is a gospel artist.Shame on him.
The controversy surrounding Northern Uganda’s musicians and the alleged "Saleh money" exposes deeper issues within the region's music industry and leadership. Art, especially music, is a powerful tool for storytelling, healing, and inspiring change.
However, when financial support becomes a source of division, it raises critical questions about transparency, accountability, and the integrity of leadership.
Northern Uganda's musicians have long been cultural ambassadors, narrating the struggles and aspirations of their people.
Their potential should not be overshadowed by monetary disputes or political influences. Instead of fueling sagas, stakeholders must prioritize building a unified and sustainable platform for artists.
Let us not forget the importance of preserving the Acholi identity through meaningful art. Musicians and leaders alike must seek constructive dialogue to resolve disputes and focus on fostering creativity and growth.
Northern Uganda deserves music that uplifts, not controversies that divide. Let us reignite hope, not conflict...
Shameful that we continue to want to leave on handout. Acoliiiiiiii!!!!!!
The northern artists should form a legal entity to represent them, otherwise, those masqueraders will continue to encroach upon them. I also think giving money to artists is politically motivated, it won’t change the poverty level in Northern region.