Chameleone to sing from midnight to 6:00am as punishment for ‘disgracing’ Minister Nankabirwa

Events organiser Balaam Barugahara has said singer Joseph Mayanja alias Jose Chameleone, will have to sing from midnight till early morning at the upcoming end of year concert at Sheraton Hotel.

According

to Balaam, this serves as punishment for the singer with whom they have a 10-year

contract, after he shamed government chief whip, Ruth Nankabirwa during the

Saba Saba legend concert at Lugogo cricket oval.

During

the heavily attended concert, Balaam invited Nankabirwa to inaugurate his radio

station (Radio 4), but the minister gave an elaborate speech before Chameloene

helped her put a full stop by grabbing her microphone and waving her off.

“This is our Moment. We thank you honorable. I think that is enough

from you. Let us move on,” Chameloene said as Nankabirwa looked on shocked.

Following the incident, a disappointed Nankabirwa said she has no

problem with Chameleone and she forgave him like “her son”.

Now Balaam says the singer is back on tabs starting with the new

year’s concert, but he will have to pay through his voice.

“I told Chameleone that we shall work together after he resolves

that issue with the minister. The good thing Ms Nankabirwa has forgiven him, so

I have no issues with him any more because I also need him since he is the best

artiste in this country,” Balaam said.

“The condition now is that he will have to sing from midnight to 6:00am for the New Year’s concert at Sheraton. He will not leave the stage until he has sang for all those ours,” Balaam added.

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