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Kadaga Speaks about Eddie Kenzo's situation.

Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kadaga this evening said this evening she received a phone call from Eddie Kenzo a Ugandan Musician who recently went to Ivory Coast but he is currently stack there.


She said he is current in dire straits since he has spent all he has and he can not return back home since there is no flight available now.

In her speech, she said she will call upon the ministry of Foreign Affairs working through Ugandan mission in Abuja, to offer him consular services to help him return home and also meet his bills.

She added, she will also inform H.E about his matter so that he can be assisted.
For him its is even worse because he is in a French speaking country, life is not as easy as it would be in a English speaking country where he would talk with people and get assistance, She added.

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