Eddy Kenzo Confirms Bebe Cool Studio Is Personal | Video
Eddy Kenzo confirms Bebe Cool studio equipment are his and not for the music industry. The UNMF president confirms the gear funded by President Museveni belongs solely to Bebe Cool. He stresses no obligation exists for shared access among other artists.
Eddy Kenzo addressed recent controversy head-on. Lil Pazo claimed during a meeting with Museveni that Bebe Cool’s studio remains hard to reach. The comedian joked the setup feels like “M-Kopa,” implying artists might pay to use it. These remarks sparked debate in Uganda’s music circles.
Kenzo contacted Bebe Cool directly for facts. Bebe Cool told him the studio and equipment serve as his personal property. “I talked to Bebe and he said the studio is mine,” Kenzo explained. Bebe Cool lobbied for the funding himself. He decides how to manage it.
As UNMF leader, Kenzo refuses to interfere. Private deals stay private. He respects individual efforts and agreements. Bebe Cool runs his business his way. No one forces changes.
Another State-Facilitated Studio Exists in Mengo
Kenzo also mentioned a different facility. A studio in Mengo operates under producer Dr. Tee and singer Sophie Nantongo. State House supported it through Ms Jane Barekye. This setup shows varied approaches to industry support.
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Kenzo keeps his role neutral. He focuses on unity without overstepping boundaries. Artists benefit when everyone respects personal initiatives. Eddy Kenzo clarifies Bebe Cool studio equipment ownership with transparency.
