Dancehall musician Mark Bugenbe, popularly known as Bucha Man, says he will continue demanding payment from fellow musician Bebe Cool over work he claims to have done during President Yoweri Museveni’s campaign activities. Bucha Man has renewed his call for payment, saying he has not received the money he believes he is owed despite his efforts during the campaigns.

The musician first raised the issue publicly earlier this year, accusing Bebe Cool of failing to pay him for his contribution to the campaign activities. Speaking in a recent interview, Bucha Man made it clear that he has no intention of dropping the matter.

He said he has continued to wait for his payment and will keep pursuing it until his concerns are addressed. “I have never been paid despite working tirelessly, but I don’t plan to give up on demanding him. I will keep demanding until my last breath.

I don’t want anything good for Bebe Cool; I only want my payment,” Bucha Man said. His latest comments have once again drawn attention to the issue surrounding payments for people who worked with Bebe Cool during the campaign period.

Bucha Man maintains that his contribution deserves to be paid for, and he remains determined to get what he says is owed to him. The remarks come at a time when Bebe Cool has continued to face questions over claims of unpaid dues from some individuals who say they worked with him during the campaigns.

However, it is important to note that the payment allegations remain claims made by Bucha Man. Bebe Cool’s response to the latest remarks was not included in the account, meaning his side of the matter has not been presented here.

For now, Bucha Man says he is not giving up on his demand and intends to continue seeking payment for the work he says he carried out during the campaign period.