Pastor Bugembe says Eddy Kenzo forgot him, asks him to work with Bobi Wine

"There is something I've been talking about these days about the federation; is President Kenzo there?" Pastor Bugembe said in the presence of musicians under the Federation, including Lydia Jazmine, Nina Roz and Lilian Mbabazi.

"I was among those that voted for Kenzo. I made him president. But he doesn't talk about me at all. Yet it's me who voted for him."

Bugembe asked Jazmine who seconded Sheebah Karungi into the role of vice president, and she said that it was her and Roz.

"Nina and I," said Jazmine.

Meanwhile, Pastor Wilson Bugembe asked Eddy Kenzo to stop fighting with Bobi Wine. He encouraged them to work together for the betterment of the music industry.

"Both Kenzo and Bobi Wine are saying good things," he said. "They shouldn't undermine each other... they need to work together to build the federation."

Kenzo and Wine recently stung each other over the direction of the Federation. Wine believes leaders of the Federation are schemers plotting for government handouts with no big picture in mind.

Wine has sternly rubbished that, saying his intentions are pure.

The Uganda National Musicians Federation aims to unite musicians and promote their interests in Uganda by bringing together all associations in the industry under one umbrella.

The Federation is a collaborative effort of musicians, industry stakeholders, and the Ugandan government, aimed at unifying the music industry in Uganda. The Federation brings together all associations in the industry under one umbrella, promoting growth, collaboration, and unity among musicians and stakeholders.