Singer Kalifah AgaNaga has spoken out after his Nassanga concert at Forest Park Resort, Lweza, attracting a smaller audience than some entertainment observers had predicted, expressing appreciation to fans who showed up for the event.The singer’s concert, held over the weekend, brought together hundreds of supporters who gathered to enjoy his music and celebrate his career. Although the turnout sparked public discussion, AgaNaga said the presence of his fans was a reason to remain thankful.
Speaking after the performance, the singer acknowledged that the crowd size may not have matched expectations but stressed that the support and excitement from those in attendance made the night special.AgaNaga said the main goal of the concert was to create a moment of celebration with his fans, adding that he was proud of everyone who came to share the experience with him.“I am happy for celebrating with my fans. I organised to celebrate with them and I am grateful for the support they showed me. I am really grateful,” he said.The musician maintained that the success of a concert should not only be judged by the number of people present but also by the connection between an artist and their supporters.The Nassanga concert has continued to generate conversations within Uganda’s entertainment industry, with some commentators using the event to highlight the changing trends in concert attendance, marketing strategies and fan mobilisation.However, AgaNaga has chosen to focus on the positive side of the experience, thanking his loyal supporters and celebrating the memorable moments created during the performance.
