Rema Namakula has recently made a significant decision to exclude Mbale as a venue for her performances, a move driven by her deep-seated safety worries stemming from past experiences in the area.
In a candid and heartfelt admission, Rema openly shared her feelings of trepidation regarding Mbale, revealing, “I am afraid of Mbale.
Even if you invite me there, I can’t go. There has been chaos.” She vividly recalled a specific instance where her performance alongside Sheebah Karungi took an unexpected and disorderly turn.
During the tumultuous occurrence in Mbale, Rema Namakula expressed sincere appreciation for the assistance and support provided by dancer Slick Stuart amidst the chaos.
She fondly reminisced, “At one point when I was there with Sheebah, Slick Stuart helped me a lot during one of the incidents. I’m very grateful.”
Rema Namakula’s recent revelations serve as a poignant reminder of the critical issue of ensuring artist safety at public events, underscoring the vital need for effective crowd control and robust security protocols, particularly in locations where such safeguards may be lacking.
Source: newslexpoint.com
