Dr. Balaam took to social media to voice his disapproval, labeling the event as a “live porn show” and questioning why reputable companies like Uganda Breweries would sponsor such a performance. “Ugandans deserve an apology for this blatant disregard of decency,” he stated, urging regulatory bodies like the UCC to impose stricter guidelines on public performances.
The backlash against Dexta Daps’ performance has reignited debates about cultural values in Uganda’s entertainment industry, particularly concerning the influence of foreign artists. The Minister’s comments underscore a growing sentiment among Ugandans who feel that local traditions should be respected and upheld in public events.
As discussions continue regarding the implications of this incident, it highlights the need for greater oversight in entertainment programming to ensure that it aligns with societal norms and values.