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Bobi Wine, Zuena troll Bebe Cool over fasting comments

Bobi Wine trolled his nemesis Bebe Cool after the latter said he can't fast because he feels feverish at around 2pm every time he fasts.

Bobi Wine, Zuena Kirema and Bebe Cool

In a video recorded sometime back, when Cool was asked why he doesn't fast during Ramadan, he said: "Whenever I tried to fast, by the time it gets to 2pm, I would feel feverish."

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He added: “Strong fever."

It appears Wine watched the video, so when he was talking to newsmen recently, he said: "We are trying to respect our Muslim brothers and sisters. We all fast at times."

He said: "We may not fast the whole day. We are like one of our brothers. But when it clocks 2pm."

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Meanwhile, Zuena also trolled her husband, Bebe Cool.

She tweeted the video in which he made the comments and captioned it: "It’s already the Fever time for Taata Alpha. 😂😂"

Ramadan started on March 22 and will end on April 20.

It is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting, prayer, reflection and community.

The fast begins at dawn and ends at sunset. In addition to abstaining from eating and drinking during this time, Muslims abstain from sexual relations and sinful speech and behaviour during Ramadan fasting or month.

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Who is Bebe Cool?

Cool, real name Moses Ssali, is one of the top musicians in the country and he began his music career in the '90s.

He would later relocate to Nairobi, Kenya where the music that made him a mainstream muscian was produced while working with Ogopa DJs, a production house and record label in Kenya.

He also worked with the singer Redsan.

Chameleone recently said he and cool moved to Nairobi because they were frustrated by the gatekeepers in the music industry at the time.

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"Bebe Cool joined the music industry before me. He started performing before me. We used to sing at Sabrina's Pub... One day he told me, I'm going to Nairobi. I asked him, what are you going to do in Nairobi? And he told me, here we have small studios. When you go to Kasiwukira... [Paul] Kafeero has already rented it, [Herman] Basudde... they've hired it for the whole year…”

He added: “Hope Mukasa had a studio, but it was a home studio... Bebe Cool told me, there are many studios in Nairobi. And I told him, no problem. I thought he was joking... then after like three weeks, I was reading [Daily] Nation and I saw a headline, Uganda's Bebe Cool, the new star in Nairobi,... And I was like, this is possible... He showed me that there were more open opportunities on the other side... unfortunately, there were no phones to communicate... but I also went to Nairobi knowing that there is a backup... and when things got tough, It was him that I approached."

Cool went to Nairobi in 1997 ahead of Chameleone who left in the early 2000s.

They had met in 1995, and when Chameoeone joined him in Nairobi, Cool started the East African Bashment Crew and they worked together for about five years. They separated after Chameleone met his baby mama Dorotia.

Dorotia (real name Griet Onsea), a Belgian national, has a daughter with Chameleone named Ayla Onsea Mayanja and she was born in May 2002.

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