However, the comedian, supported by his wife, explained that it wasn't about politics but money. The couple said that they are only looking out for the financial well-being of their home and politics has nothing to do with it.
Comedian Salvado has denied allegations of betraying Ugandans by attending Gen. Muhoozi's birthday celebrations. In the recent times when Uganda is strongly associated with the political symbol of the government leading opposition, Salvado has consequently been accused of betraying Bobi Wine the opposition leader.
Salvado denies playing politics
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"I never betrayed Bobi Wine, I went to Muhoozi just to get money," Salvador said
Salvado and family
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To further demonstrate his priorities, he said that he has conducted business with people from both the ruling party and opposition parties (as they have risen and faded).
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He concluded that he will continue to collaborate with anyone as long as they support him to provide for his family. Salvado went on to tweet that his allegiance lies with money, not social or cultural affiliations.
In the interview conducted by a local media, Salvado also endorsed Comedy Store boss Alex Muhangi as the most successful comedian and promoter in the country. He consented that Muhangi is ahead of him in the industry, citing that while his weekly shows kissed the dust, Muhangi's soared.
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Salvado concedes that Alex Muhangi is ahead of him in the industry
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Earlier this year, Salvado quit his position at Sanyu FM to focus on his career in comedy after working with the radio station for about 2 years. Although he has yet to put out any projects for his comedy, he revealed that he something planned for his comedy, said it will be announced before the year ends.
