After nearly a year of a bitter property dispute, popular city deejay Suuna Ben, media personality Mary Nambwayo, and businessman Hajji Kamoga have finally settled their differences following the intervention of Hajji Kavuma Musa (KT), a respected figure in Uganda’s entertainment and business sector.
The long-standing conflict involved a land title and a flat under construction, which Suuna Ben had accused Kamoga and Nambwayo of fraudulently taking over. However, following a peace meeting hosted by KT, all parties agreed to resolve the matter amicably.
"It's a very historic day, not only for me but for all those involved. We have finally come together and reconciled after months of disputes and disagreements. I thank KT for initiating and hosting the reconciliation meeting. Hajji Kamoga has officially handed over the land title to me, and it is now in my name," Suuna Ben said in a statement recorded by Bukedde TV’s Seguya.
How the Dispute Started
The disagreement stemmed from a property ownership issue, with Suuna Ben claiming that Hajji Kamoga and Mary Nambwayo had unfairly taken control of his land and an incomplete building. The matter escalated into a public dispute, drawing media attention and legal threats.
Resolution & Compensation
Following the mediation efforts by KT, the issue was resolved peacefully:
- Hajji Kamoga handed over the land title to Suuna Ben, fully transferring ownership.
- Mary Nambwayo was also compensated with another land title, paid for by Suuna Ben.
Hajji Kamoga confirmed that the issue had been fully resolved, saying:
"It is good that this has come to an end after a meeting we held, and peace has prevailed."
The reconciliation marks the end of a tense dispute that had lasted over a year, allowing all parties to move forward without further legal battles.