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Omah Lay and Tems Finally Regains Freedom, Released From Uganda Prison

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3 years ago

December 15, 2020

Mr Eazi has annouced that Nigerian musicians Omah Lay and Tems have been released from prison in Uganda. On December 13th, the artists were arrested and charged to court for breaking Covid-19 rules by performing at an event in Kampala, Uganda.

Omah Lay & Tems Have Been Released From Prison In Uganda Says Mr Eazi

According to Mr Eazi and emPawa boss, they have now been released and on their way home.

“Pleased to hear that My brothers and sisters are to be released & the case is resolved, Big love to everyone who worked on this,”

Pleased to hear that My brothers and sisters are to be released & the case is resolved, Big love to everyone who worked on this & Special thanks to @adoniaayebare & The Government of Uganda, Chief Of Justice In Uganda 🙏🏿. African relations must keep fostering strong!
— Uncle Njobvu (@mreazi) December 15, 2020

He also went on to thank the Ugandan government and the Justice of Uganda for their release. Eazi further added that show promoters should be held accountable for breaking rules and not artists who are doing their best to survive in harsh climes.

“On the said issue, Promoters must adhere to Rules and Regulations & be held accountable for flouting these rules. We African Creatives get Little or no support, for the soft power & amount of Jobs we create! The sector must be looked at holistically! God bless Africa.”

Pleased to hear that My brothers and sisters are to be released & the case is resolved, Big love to everyone who worked on this & Special thanks to @adoniaayebare & The Government of Uganda, Chief Of Justice In Uganda 🙏🏿. African relations must keep fostering strong!
— Uncle Njobvu (@mreazi) December 15, 2020