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Eddy Kenzo Says NUP Is Losing Popularity, Warns Foot Soldiers Against Attacking “Founders”
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Eddy Kenzo says NUP is losing popularity, warns foot soldiers against attacking “founders”
Musician Eddy Kenzo, who also serves as president of the Uganda National Musicians Federation, has said the National Unity Platform (NUP) is rapidly losing popularity and needs to re-evaluate its direction if it hopes to regain national appeal. Speaking during an interview, Kenzo argued that the party’s current trajectory shows signs of decline, adding that
Eddy Kenzo Claims He Is Among NUP Founders, Urges Party To Consult Him As Support Declines
Singer and presidential adviser Eddy Kenzo (Edrissa Musuuza) has renewed debate within the opposition after asserting that he is among the people who helped establish the National Unity Platform The post Eddy Kenzo Claims He Is Among NUP Founders, Urges Party to Consult Him as Support Declines appeared first on Kampala Edge Times™.
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