Navio, who grew up in an uptown environment, had never truly considered the realities of Ghetto life until his encounter with Bobi Wine, the Ghetto President at that time.
Their collaboration resulted in the creation of two immensely popular songs, "Badman from Kamwokya" and "Number 1." These tracks resonated deeply with people all across the country, particularly in the Ghetto, as they carried messages of inspiration and empowerment for the youth, urging them to strive for a better life.
Navio reflects on this transformation, stating, "I have undergone a profound change since then, becoming more connected to the Ghetto. The impact of those songs is undeniable; their presence is felt everywhere."
Interestingly, Navio points out that "Badman from Kamwokya" holds the record as the most frequently played song in Uganda, a testament to its enduring popularity.
These revelations came to light during an interview with a local radio station, where Navio discussed his forthcoming concert scheduled for September 2nd of this year. The event will be held at the Kampala Sheraton Hotel, and Navio's connection with the Ghetto, catalyzed by his collaboration with Bobi Wine, promises to infuse the concert with a unique and powerful energy.
