The Uganda National Cultural Center (UNCC) has summoned musicians, Gravity Omutujju and Lil Pazo. The committee wants the two to defend themselves on the grounds of releasing vulgar music that promotes perversion in the country.
UNCC’s mandate is to preserve, promote, develop, and popularize Uganda’s culture in Uganda and beyond (Internationally).
The two musicians are expected to appear before the UNCC today 9 December at the National Theatre. The letter reads that the main purpose of this notice is to meet and dialogue with the duo.
This is specifically about some of Gravity and Lil Pazo’s vulgar songs such as Dose, Omunio, Enyama, Okwepicha, Ensujju, and Enkudi among others.
The letter read below
Mr. Gereson Wabuyi a.k.a Gravity Omutujju Kampala
Mr. Mukasa Yasin a.k.a Lil Pazo Lunabe Kampala
INVITATION FOR A MEETING REGARDING VULGAR CONTENT
Greetings from the Uganda National Cultural Centre (UNCC)
In the capacity of our mandate, which is to preserve, promote, and popularise art and culture locally and internationally, I am delighted to invite you for a meeting scheduled for Monday 9th December 2024 at the National Theatre at 10:00 am.
The main purpose of this meeting is to have a dialogue about your vulgar content produced and promoted like Okwepicha, Enyama, Doozi, and Omunio the latest release, and Enkudi, Ensujju for Lil Pazo Lunabe. All this content does not align with Ugandan norms, culture, and the creative sector as a whole.
Kindly endeavor to attend in person for the betterment and sustainability of the creative sector for future generations.
Yours faithfully,
Phina Mugerwa a.k.a Masanyalaze.”
Without a doubt, these two musicians have taken a very controversial path in regard to their music careers. Their songs contain vulgar lyrics that are detrimental to society, especially to their younger audiences.
