Levixone

Levixone (born Sam Lucas Lubyogo on December 7, 1992) is an acclaimed Ugandan gospel musician, songwriter, and philanthropist. Hailing from the Kosovo slum in Lungujja, Kampala, he overcame a turbulent childhood of homelessness and street life to become one of East Africa’s most celebrated faith-based artists, famous for hits like "Nonya Omu" and "Chikibombe". Early Life and BackgroundBorn to mother Winnie Mutamba as the first-born in a large family, facing harsh treatment after discovering his step-father was not his biological parent.Lived on the streets of Kosovo, Lungujja, surviving on odd jobs before a benefactor helped him return to school.Adopted the stage name "Levixone" (inspired by the biblical book of Leviticus) to keep his focus anchored on his faith journey.