Gravity Omutujju said Frank Mugerwa, the founder of Jahlive Studios, inspired him to build the house he recently showed off on social media that’s still under construction. Omutujju said that Mugerwa, who is also known as Jahlive, recommended all the personnel that is involved in the construction process.
“Frank Jah… He has a very good house. It’s like this one,” Omutujju said in a video seen by this reporter when he was asked about the inspiration behind the house. “He is the one who gave me the engineer that is constructing the house. He also recommended the architecture. He also recommended the welders and builders.”
Jahlive’s house is in Busabala, Wakiso district. On Tuesday singer Omutujju took to social media to flaunt the crib that overlooks Lake VIctoria.
Omutujju, real name Gereson Wabuyi, captioned the four pictures shared on Twitter: “This is the real music achievements/awards, soon am finishing my dream house ? my mansion.” He added: “Thank you lord, Thank you my fans, Thank you everyone who believes in me. 2023 let’s hustle again #mukamaakola.”
Omutujju said, to him, owning such a house is bigger than acquiring a luxurious fleet of cars. Meanwhile, Omutujju and Mugerwa have known each other for a while, as he has directed some of his music videos.
Frank Mugerwa started the Jahlive production company in 2008 and he has since worked with a number of top musicians, including Eddy Kenzo, Goodlyfe, and Omutujju himself.
When he showed off his house, music industry critics like Jenkins Mukasa were quick to question the ownership of the house, asking Omutujju to show the title of the land on which the house sits.
