Author: Wamala

Antonio Cromartie Jr., the talented son of former NFL star Antonio Cromartie Sr., is taking a page out of his father’s playbook by committing to play defensive back at Florida State University (FSU). The decision has both father and son thrilled, as it marks the continuation of a family legacy deeply rooted in Seminoles football. A Christmas Gift to Remember Cromartie Jr., a standout high school player at Carrollton High School in Georgia, received his offer to join Florida State’s storied football program on Christmas Day. For the elder Cromartie, who played for FSU during the 2003 and 2004 seasons,…

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Grenade Official, one of Uganda’s rising music stars, has publicly apologized to Jeff Kiwa, the renowned music manager and founder of Team No Sleep (TNS). This heartfelt apology comes after months of tension between the two, following Grenade’s previous remarks accusing Kiwa of ill intentions. Reflecting on the Past During an interview on Wednesday morning, Grenade Official expressed regret over his past actions and comments, attributing them to anger and frustration. The singer acknowledged that his outburst was unwarranted and extended an olive branch to Kiwa, seeking forgiveness. “I was angry last year, but now I’m asking for forgiveness from…

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Former media personality and comedian Senga Sebanga has opened up about his unique wishes for how his burial should be conducted when the time comes. Speaking to the media, the entertainer emphasized the importance of adhering strictly to his will, expressing his desire for inclusivity in the religious rituals performed for his soul. A Call for Unity in Prayer Senga Sebanga’s wish is for all major religious groups—Catholics, Anglicans, Seventh-day Adventists, and Muslims—to come together to pray for his soul. “When I die, my soul should be prayed for by all religions because I belong to all of them, so…

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Outspoken city pastor and social activist Martin Ssempa has announced his latest campaign, which seeks to close all single-sex schools in Uganda. Ssempa argues that these institutions have contributed to the spread of immoral sexual behaviors that he has tirelessly campaigned against throughout his career. The Push for Gender-Balanced Schools In his statement, Ssempa expressed his belief that transitioning single-sex schools into gender-balanced institutions is a crucial step in combating the immoral sexual practices he associates with the “rainbow movement.” “I want to embark on a campaign that calls for the shutdown of single-sex schools. I want all of them…

Renowned Ugandan singer and songwriter Naava Grey has revealed a deeply personal chapter of her life, disclosing how spiritual struggles nearly drove her to leave the music industry in 2016. As she prepares for her upcoming concert on February 14th at the Kampala Serena Hotel, Naava shared her journey of overcoming these challenges and the lessons she learned along the way. A Spiritual Battle in the Music Industry During a recent interview with Cruz Xclusive, Naava Grey spoke candidly about the spiritual challenges she faced early in her career. She explained that the music industry is deeply spiritual, a reality…

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Celebrated Ugandan songstress Naava Grey has set the record straight regarding the speculation surrounding her relationship with Sony Music Entertainment Africa. In a recent interview, Naava dismissed claims that her deal with Sony contributed to her slowed musical output and career setbacks in recent years. The Sony Music Deal: Setting the Record Straight Back in 2013, Naava Grey made headlines when she signed a publishing and distribution deal with Sony Music Entertainment Africa and Rockstar 4000 Music Entertainment. The deal, focused on her single “Sokalami,” was hailed as a significant milestone for her career. However, as the years progressed, critics…