‘Onoozina’ Singer Nina Roz Blasts UNAA For Stifling Music Industry

By Isaac Tugume

Musician Nina Roz, who is rocking the country with her pulsating banger ‘Onoozina’, has no kind words for the Uganda North American Association (UNAA), which she says is literally killing Uganda’s music industry by creating divisions among artists.

Nina Roz launched the attack against UNAA in a long thread she posted today on  X (Twitter), in which she blasted the Association for allegedly promoting some artists over others,  which is not only stifling creativity but also creating division in the industry.

“To the UNAA:

Are you kidding me?! Your blatant favoritism and unprofessionalism in the music industry have reached new heights! It’s appalling to see you consistently taking sides, promoting certain artists over others, and stifling creativity and innovation,” Nina Roz tweeted Thursday morning, adding;

“Your actions are not only unfair but also detrimental to the very essence of music. You’re supposed to support and uplift the art form, not manipulate it for your own gain. The nepotism and cronyism need to stop NOW. Your lack of transparency and accountability is staggering.”

She went on to assure them that; “You’re more concerned with lining your own pockets and maintaining your power grip than with fostering a healthy and inclusive music ecosystem. Shame on you! It’s time for a change. We demand fairness, equality, and a level playing field for all artists. Fed up!”

However, leaving her battles with the Association aside, let’s not forget that the self-claimed Ugandan Property continues to give Ugandans all reasons to party with ‘Onoozina’, a jam being streamed by over 23K fans on YouTube and counting.

Click the link to stream ‘Onoozina’ on YouTube!