Kapere Lufotose Blasts Comedians for Sidelining Him

In Uganda’s comedy scene, comedian Yokana Mbuuse, best known by his stage name Kapere Lufotose, provokes intense discussion after publicly accuses his fellow comedians of purposefully ignoring him in the workplace. In an open interview, Kapere shows his intense annoyance.

When it comes to scheduling paid appearances, he says other comedians overlook him. Performers are able to make a consistent income because to these engagements. The head of the Uganda Comedians Federation, Alex Muhangi, is specifically called out by Kapere.

Watch video here of Kapere ranting

He claims that he is never asked to appear at the well-liked Comedy Store UG weekly shows by Muhangi. Amooti Omubalanguzi and other comedians frequently land appearances on these platforms. Despite his skill and commitment, Kapere feels purposefully ignored.

In an impassioned outburst, he challenges the fraternity’s motives. He asks, “Do they want to show their appreciation for me only after I’m dead?” Kapere questions why acknowledgment arrives too late. Kapere makes a powerful statement outlining his intentions.

If comedians continue to exclude kapere Lufotose, he will forbid them from going to his funeral or burial. He is certain that they never attend his burial if they disregard him while he is still alive. “Avoid giving money to my family. I’ve made my will known.

This unvarnished appeal draws attention to prevalent difficulties in Uganda’s entertainment sector. Favoritism, gatekeeping, and limited opportunity are problems for many up-and-coming talents. Performers frequently get around these obstacles by networking, producing regular content, and creating their own platforms.

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Tensions within Uganda’s comedy community are revealed by Kapere Lufotose’s audacious claims. His demand for equitable inclusion serves as a reminder to everyone that while artists are still alive and working, recognition is crucial.