Ugandan artistes like Jose Chameleone among others have been linked to illuminati by people who start such conversations and create a lot of theories around them.

Eddy Kenzo is the latest to be hit with such theories of being part of illuminati – the lad has attained great success, performed for thousands of fans around the globe and winning every award that comes his way.

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The singer recently won the Kids’ Choice Awards organized by Nickelodeon where he beat notable personalities like Cassper Nyovest, Diamond Platnum, Caster Semenya among others.

Eddy Kenzo shared a snapshot of the many emails he receives almost on a daily.

The email message was inquiring how to join illuminati and if a person needs some sort of subscription fee to be part of the assumed cult.

In 2015, ‘illuminati’ was among the top most searched Google trends in Uganda.

Eddy Kenzo’s fans had mixed reaction when he shared the snapshot of social media asking ‘I receive 100 emails a day like this but why?’

"What if you were the one,the speed your moving is faster than that of the leopard,we are all busy looking the God u praise and bless us too.”

“People should accept that whoever is doing well have had their share of bad days, and those r the days u never heard of eddy kenzo.”

“People shud get serious honestly. Nothing comes for free, work, sweat, suffer, u will be there...there is nothing like illuminati...”

“They think all good things are dan in a satanic way, they can't be patient enough, they can't pray to the Lord to change their life, they don't know that all hardships they are going thru is a test from God. Wamma do yo thing, vva ku ba zoole”

“The reason would be the achievements u r making on a high speed musically yet your music is poor.those awards!.y is it That Bebe n chamili r not winning them nt even being nominated?.do u think u r better than them musically ?? But the answer is your blessed by jah.all that can happen.greating to Maama Amina that some good work”