Following Friday night’s on-stage attack, singer Bebe Cool has vowed not to make any more public appearances until further notice.
The singer was attacked by revelers during the Swangz All Stars concert featuring Tarrus Riley. The revelers pelted him with bottles and stones shortly after he had stepped on stage.
Watch video: Bebe Cool fights bouncers who saved him from angry fans
Bebe Cool has angered many with his recent comments about the alleged torture to MP/musician Bobi Wine and his unwatering loyalty to President Museveni.
Although he had stood during a Saturday interview with NTV, Bebe Cool seems to have had a change of heart according to his latest social media post.
Below is the post:
“My name is Moses Bebe Cool Ssali, a Ugandan by birth, a muganda, a Muslim, a father, a husband, a brother, a son and a friend to many. I have been in the music business for more than 20 years now and i am proud to say that i have made a great contribution to the development of the Ugandan, East African & African entertainment industry. It gives me great pride to witness several young musicians, comedians, instrumentalists and promoters make a fine living in this entertainment industry. In this same industry, i have built a life for myself, my family, friends and many dependents. The current fruits from this industry would not have existed if Uganda did not have peace, freedom, tranquility and tolerance for each other’s’ religious, political and cultural beliefs.
For the last few weeks, i had chosen silence as a means to exercise my tolerance for the political events that are currently transpiring in the country. Unfortunately, while at a performance last Friday, i was pelted with bottles and stones by a group of people purportedly because i do not subscribe to their political beliefs.
For the safety of myself, family, friends and fans, i regrettably would like to announce that i will not be making any public performances until further notice. My prayer is that the current situation in our beloved country doesn’t deteriorate into an unfortunate state.”