Bajjo Defends Pretty Nicole and Mikie Wine Amidst Music Video Backlash

Alfonso Andrew Mukasa, commonly known as Bajjo, expressed strong opinions about Pretty Nicole appearing in Mikie Wine’s music video.

During an interview, the motor-mouthed events promoter revealed that many of those who now defend her were mute when she dropped out of school or when sexual recordings of her leaked online.

He called out the hypocrisy of those who are now advocating for her protection as a minor, pointing out that they remained silent during her previous controversies.

Bajjo also suggested that Pretty Nicole might not be as young as she seems, proposing that she could be around 25 years old.

He argued that she is making choices typical of adults and that Ugandans should allow her the autonomy to do what she wants.

Bajjo went on to comment on the quality of the song itself, stating it is not particularly impressive, and believes the only reason it is trending is because of Pretty Nicole’s involvement.

He feels that Mikie Wine should consider hiring professional songwriters to enhance his music, as he believes the current material lacks quality.

According to Bajjo, Mikie Wine is the main beneficiary of this situation, as Pretty Nicole’s involvement has driven the song’s popularity.

Additionally, he addressed the involvement of Bobi Wine in the controversy, pointing out that many are demanding his comment simply because Mikie is his younger brother.

Bajjo emphasized that Bobi Wine is on a different level, akin to President Museveni, and should not be drawn into issues concerning Pretty Nicole and Mikie Wine.

He argued that Bobi committed no crime by being related to Mikie and should not be held responsible for his brother’s actions.

Bajjo concluded that Pretty Nicole did nothing wrong by appearing in the video, especially when compared to her past actions.

He also stated that Mikie Wine’s decision to feature her was not a crime but rather an opportunity for her to earn some money