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Ugandan Singer Nina Roz Reveals Reasons for Leaving National Musicians Federation

Artist cites lack of transparency and unmet leadership promises as key factors in her decision.

Abdulraheem Fatimah by Abdulraheem Fatimah
May 14, 2025
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Ugandan singer Nina Roz explains her departure from the Uganda National Musicians Federation, highlighting concerns over leadership and transparency.

Ugandan singer Nina Roz has publicly shared her reasons for departing from the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF).

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She expressed dissatisfaction with the organization’s leadership, particularly pointing to unmet promises and a lack of transparency.

Roz criticized UNMF President Eddy Kenzo for failing to deliver on commitments made to the federation’s members.

She emphasized that the leadership’s actions did not align with the federation’s stated goals, leading to her decision to leave.

Her departure has sparked discussions within Uganda’s music industry about the importance of accountability and clear communication in artist-led organizations.

Roz’s candid remarks shed light on the challenges artists face when involved in collective bodies that may not meet their expectations.

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