By F Muganga
As the countdown begins to the electrifying battle between the reigning Swag Mama, Sheebah Karungi, and the unyielding King herself, Cinderella Sanyu, the feud that has set the industry ablaze shows no signs of cooling down.
The famous battle is slated for 15 September 2023 at the Kololo Independence Grounds.
But just when you thought the drama had reached its peak for the two artists to concentrate on their rehearsals, Sheebah launched another verbal assault that sent shockwaves across the digital landscape.
In the latest attack that came from the sweet sensation singer, she took to her Twitter handle to accuse the Ayokya Yokya singer of riding her coattails for relevance. “They have to talk about you because when they talk about themselves nobody listens.” She posted.
She tweeted this, hours after her rival Cindy chose to take part in the Rwenzori marathon scheduled to take place on September 2, 2023, in Kasese where it is believed that she will be getting enough physique to battle Sheebah.
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While the now-famous Nokia chose to take part in the marathon in order to sculpt her physique for the impending face-off with Sheebah, ready to go head-to-head in more ways than one, the million-dollar question: What’s Swag Mama’s secret weapon to match Cindy’s marathon-fueled vigor?
It should be recalled that Victoria University Vice Chancellor Dr. Lawrence Muganga whose name has been the driving force behind this epic saga recently made it clear that the musical battle will provide an enjoyable night for the audience, showcasing the immense talent and passion of both artists.
He further sees a spectacle that will captivate and enthrall, showcasing the extraordinary talents and unyielding passion of both artists.
Dr. Muganga stated, “We acknowledge that their recent exchange reflects their passion for their craft and is a testament to their immense talent. This has inspired us to challenge Queen Sheebah Karungi and ‘The King Herself’ Cindy Sanyu to engage in a productive musical battle, especially in light of recent media discussions.” Dr. Muganga said recently