Federation: Gravity reveals 5 people he voted for, says Cindy will swallow her pride

In a recent interview, Omutujju appeared to claim that by not joining the Uganda National Musicians Federation, Sanyu is against the growth of the music industry. 

"It's her who knows if she doesn't want to join. What should we do for her? Someone tells you they don't want to be part..." said Omutujju when Mr. Henrie who was interviewing him noted that Cindy Sanyu was not part of the Federation.

Mr. Henrie pressed on: "She said she doesn't want to be part?"

Omutujju said: "I don't know. But if you see her 'raising her hunchback' [jargon for being proud or boasting around], you know she is not interested. They want to fight the music industry."

Mr. Henrie: "The Cindys want to fight the industry?"

Gravity Omutujju: "If she sees something that's moving us forward, why do you start making noise before you see where it's going? Let it grow so that when you are cheated, you can then make noise."

Gravity Omutujju said he was called by Eddy Kenzo to join the Federation. He also noted that musicians would in turn be told to inform their colleagues.

"They called people. They tried to phone everyone they could. And they would tell those they've called to call others," he said.

"It's Kenzo who called me. He told me, this is important for the industry, come and be part of it," he added, before revealing the committee members he voted for.

"When we reached, I voted him, voted Sheebah, Pallaso, Moses Matovu, Ragga Dee, Bebe Cool."

Cindy, who is the president of the Uganda Musicians Association, has said she's open to discussions with the Federation.