Legendary musician Jose Chameleone has spoken out about why he believes Nigerian musicians are afraid of him.
In a recent interview, he claimed that Nigerian artists often request event promoters to exclude him from the lineup when they perform in Uganda. This confession has sparked a heated debate among music fans in Uganda and Nigeria.
Some people believe that Chameleone is simply boasting, while others believe that his claims have merit. Chameleone has been in the music industry for over two decades and is widely regarded as one of the most talented and successful musicians in Africa. His music is known for its catchy melodies, thought-provoking lyrics, and energetic live performances.
In recent years, Nigerian musicians have become increasingly popular on the African music scene.
However, Chameleone believes that this popularity is largely due to the fact that Nigerian artists are willing to accept lower fees than their Ugandan counterparts.
"Nigerian musicians are afraid of me because they know I'm a much bigger and more talented musician than them," Chameleone said in the interview. "And they know that if I'm on the lineup, they're going to have to work hard to outshine me."
Chameleone's claims have been met with mixed reactions. Some people believe that he is simply being arrogant and that his claims are unsubstantiated. Others believe that his claims are credible and that they point to a wider problem of Ugandan promoters giving preferential treatment to Nigerian artists.
