The late Moses Ssekibogo better known as Mowzey Radio left the entire African music industry shocked after his sudden death.
The talented musician of the Radio and Weasel duo, passed away on February 1, 2018 following a bar brawl leaving behind three children and two baby mamas.
Today is the legend’s 4th death anniversary.
A number of celebrities have come out to pen down emotional messages to the late talented singer, among them being the icon’s former singing partner, Douglas Mayanja better known as Weasel.
Taking to his official social media pages, Weasel penned down an emotional message to Mowzey Radio, which read; “It was this very day 2018 wen the Radio Changed Frequency…. the Air Waves went mute..the streets went silent with shock & Great fear. The King Was Gone.
“This very day I fainted like Twice and I was put on an emergency drip to get me back up so that I could hold it together for our Family & Fans. Special Thanks to some people who covered us during that time. The Artists, The State, The President, Promoters etc. Special Thanks To Balaam, Bryan white, Gen Muhoozi For Giving us security and Kololo airstrip and Kagga coz it reached a time when it was too much for us to handle because Radio was loved worldwide,” Weasel said.
Weasel also went ahead and revealed his plans of holding a late Radio Festival next year.
One of the fallen crooner’s widows Lilian Mbabazi also posted on her Instagram saying: “We continue to celebrate you every day, continue resting well. You are dearly missed,” Lilian posted.
Music star Joseph Mayanja popularly known as Jose Chameleone says: “Uncle Moses you are gone but we shall not stop celebrating your visit. Continue to rest in peace champ,” Chameleone posted on his Instagram page.
“We Celebrate Your Legacy Always Moses. Hopefully Next Year We Shall Be Holding a Radio Festival,” Weasel said.
Among other celebrities who penned down emotional messages to the late Radio is Comedian Patrick Salvado.
According to Salvado, the late Radio was too talented and he believes it is going to be hard for Uganda to have such a talented musician again.
“No words can describe how I miss you, my guy, may you keep flying with the angels … you always supported me unconditionally the promise you made to compose for me a song on my wedding day didn’t come to pass. May you Rest in Peace. A toast to the GOAT.. there will never be any talent like you Radio and weasel,” Salvado posted on his official Facebook Page.
“Emotional highlight of my performance last night… On my knees singing Neera by Radio and weasel,” Lydia Jazmine posted a video of her singing radio’s song.
It should be remembered that Radio and Weasel started out as backup vocalists for the Ugandan musician Jose Chameleone, who is also Weasel’s elder brother in a group called Leone Island. This was back in the early 2000s where Radio released his first hit song, Jenifer. They later broke away from Leone Island Crew in 2008 to form their own group called the Goodlyfe Crew, which was managed by renowned talent manager Jeff Kiwa.
The duo’s songs have been successful on both the Ugandan and East African markets starting with their breakthrough single Nakudata in 2008 on which they collaborated with singer Omulangila Suuna. The two artists, later on, released their own singles like Lwaki Onumya, Zuena, Nyambura, and Bread and Butter.
They were later on nominated for one of the United States biggest awards, the BET, and were the first EastAfrican artists to be nominated for that award.
