Cindy

The singer turned politician stated that he indeed has a favorite among the two, but he deliberately avoided mentioning the name.

He believes it will highly contribute to the growth of the industry, as healthy competition breeds development wherever it takes place.

During an interview with a local YouTuber, Winnie Nwagi made it clear that she is not invested in the battle and has chosen to refrain from commenting on its proceedings.

Various musicians have been expressing their thoughts about this historic female battle in the Ugandan music industry, including secular-turned-gospel artist Desire Luzinda.

The lines are already drawn, and the Cindy and Sheebah battle is confirmed to take place on the 15th of September this year.

Expressing his views on the upcoming battle between Sheebah and Cindy, Omutuzze didn't mince his words, as he branded Sheebah as "just stupid" and asserted that she could never beat Cindy.

Gravity explained Cindy doesn't wish Kenzo's federation well. There is no reason for her to join it. 

She made phone calls to musicians and mobilized them to protest the digital voting that was allegedly marred with rigging. 

She explained King Saha approached Bobi Wine first so there is no beef.

To her, UMA was another money-minded organization used by some musicians to get money from the government. 

The UMA President, Cindy revealed that the association secured 60 million Uganda shillings and the money in operations.

Musician Cinderella Sanyu believes that men should be encouraged to take their places instead of castigating them.