Mariam Mutakubwa has said she was disappointed in Gravity Omutujju after seeing him speaking negatively about the Gwanga Mujje concert yet she demands him Shs10 million.
Mutakubwa, who is the founder of Biggie Events, the events company that is promoting Jose Chameleone’s concert — said she has previously hired Omutujju to headline her shows.
Mutakubwa, who is the founder of Biggie Events, the events company that is promoting Jose Chameleone’s concert — said she has previously hired Omutujju to headline her shows.
According to her, media personality Fifi Da Queen introduced Omutujju to her before the Covid-19 lockdown was instituted in March 2020.
She then paid him Shs20 million per show to perform in Kiboga, Hoima and Luwero. The lockdown was announced before he could perform in the fourth venue, but the promoter had already committed Shs10 million which Omutujju has never paid back.
“Gravity is my friend. I’ve done shows with him,” Mutakubwa, who also goes by Biggie, said while speaking to the media on Monday.
Biggie said she was shocked when Omutujju appeared on TV saying that the show may not even happen on February 24.
“But he is attacking me, not Chameleone because Chameleone is hired,” she said.
“He has shown that he is attacking me… I was there for him when no one was… I was shocked for Gravity to attack Biggie Events.”
She said if Omutujju wants to prove that he is not against her, he should wait after the 24th to resume his fights with Chameleone.
Meanwhile, Biggie said she had invested over Shs500 million before the concert was canceled and now she will have to inject in more cash to pay advertisers, venue organisers and so on.
She said they were spending Shs500,000-600K per day on a drive to promote the concert.
When the stage collapsed, she said, almost “run mad” and she was taken to Kampala Hospital.
She said she borrowed some money to organise the show.
Her plans were to work with David Lutalo, but someone had booked him, so she opted for Chameleone.
