Author: BIG EYE ADMIN
Chef Dictator Amir, the ex-husband of Ugandan singer Chosen Becky, recently opened up about the reasons behind his decision not to marry her. In a candid interview, Amir revealed that financial struggles played a significant role in delaying their plans for marriage. Despite their deep connection and their son together, Amir said he was still in the process of trying to get his life together financially before making the relationship official. Unfortunately, the couple parted ways before Amir could accomplish this goal. For many fans, the news of their breakup came as a shock, as the pair seemed inseparable for…
Abraham Luzzi, a prominent figure in the Ugandan entertainment industry, recently made headlines with a bold statement that has many artists rethinking their place in the industry. During a public address, Luzzi pointed out that while many Ugandan artists have built significant brands, their actual worth can often be compared to “a bag of Aunt Feathers.” This striking comparison has sent shockwaves through the industry, leaving artists and fans alike pondering what this really means for their careers and the future of the Ugandan entertainment scene. The phrase “a bag of Aunt Feathers” may sound lighthearted, but it carries a…
In a shocking case of fraud, Kampala socialite Faridah Nabirumbi has been arrested and sent to Luzira prison after being accused of scamming a Ugandan job seeker of Shs 27 million. Nabirumbi, who is associated with a local tour and travel company, allegedly convinced the victim, a man named Sseruma, that she could secure him a lucrative job opportunity in Canada. However, it was all part of a scam that has left Sseruma devastated and out of pocket. The incident reportedly took place at Karibu Restaurant, where Nabirumbi met with Sseruma and promised him the opportunity of a lifetime —…
My name is Samuel, and I live in Nairobi, Kenya. For many years, I battled intense stress. Running my small business, keeping up with bills, and taking care of my family constantly left me feeling weighed down. Everything I tried—working out, practicing meditation, and even going on brief getaways—only brought temporary relief. The stress always returned, affecting my health, my relationships, and my ability to stay productive. I often questioned whether I would ever experience true peace of mind. I opened up to friends and family about what I was going through, and although they were supportive, none of their…
My name is Sheila, and I live in Nakuru, Kenya. I was raised in a humble environment, and for years, I imagined what it would be like to live a life filled with comfort and abundance. When I met the man who is now my husband, a successful and affluent businessman, I believed I had finally stumbled upon the chance I had always hoped for. Deep inside, I intended to marry him and then leave shortly after so I could claim a share of his wealth. I thought it was a smart scheme, and I was confident I would pull…
Singer Omulangila Suna, widely known as OS Suna, has broken his silence after a recent incident involving opposition leader Bobi Wine caused a wave of online drama. The clash, which unfolded at Mickie Wine’s concert in Kampala, has dominated conversation both on social media and in entertainment circles. The trouble started when a video clip from the event went viral. In the clip, Suna walks off the stage during his performance and approaches Bobi Wine’s table while singing acapella. Many fans expected a warm interaction, but things took an unexpected turn. When Suna stretched out his hand to greet the…
Businessman Hassan Basajjabalaba has shared an emotional story about his mother’s long and painful battle for life, revealing that the family spent more than Shs21 billion in medical treatment across the world. Speaking during the burial of his mother, Hajjat Azida Nanteza, in Bushenyi, he opened up about a journey filled with hope, fear, sacrifice and heartbreak. According to Basajjabalaba, the family tried everything humanly possible to save their mother. Their journey began in India, where specialists attempted to stabilise her condition. When improvement slowed, they moved to South Africa and later to the United Kingdom, searching for answers and…
President Yoweri Museveni has advised Uganda’s youth to stop spending their time on activities he described as unproductive, such as riots, endless political arguments, and constant debates over European football. He said many young people are losing focus and risking their future by giving time to things that add no value to their lives. While addressing journalists at the State Lodge in Mbale on Friday, the President noted that today’s youth waste many hours on riots and street chaos instead of finding ways to improve their wellbeing. He explained that taking part in violent demonstrations does not solve any personal…
Mathias Mpuuga Nsamba, one of the most influential voices in Uganda’s political arena, has sent waves across the nation following his confident declaration about a future presidential bid. His bold statement, “I will stand for Presidency at the right time because I know and have whatever it takes,” has stirred excitement, curiosity, and debate among citizens and political observers. For years, Mpuuga has been known for his calm but firm leadership style. His ability to speak truth to power while maintaining a measured tone has earned him respect even among his critics. Many Ugandans see him as a man who…
USA-based Ugandan entrepreneur Jalia Walda has made headlines after setting up one of the largest 24/7 express hair braiding salons in Texas. Her new business, Jalia Walda America’s Express Braiders, promises to bring world-class hair braiding services to the heart of the USA. The salon is not just large in size—it also boasts one of the largest teams in the industry. Jalia Walda has hired over 300 professional braiders, making her salon one of the biggest employment hubs for hair artists in the region. The ambitious project highlights her dedication to empowering skilled workers while delivering top-quality services. The grand…