Tanzanian gospel sensation Rose Muhando has addressed allegations claiming that she failed to fulfill a concert engagement and kept a payment of Sh200,000 for a canceled performance.
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Taking to her Instagram account, the “Nibebe” hitmaker responded to the accusations, urging those with concerns to seek legal solutions rather than resorting to social media accusations.
Muhando acknowledged the challenges faced by public figures and cautioned against readily believing everything one hears about someone. She emphasized her ongoing commitments in Nairobi and suggested that any grievances be addressed through proper legal channels.
The singer also shed light on the often-undiscussed challenges musicians face in their line of work, noting that they, too, experience persecution.
“When you are a public figure, many things will come your way, and you will be accused of many things. Do not easily believe everything you hear about someone,” she stated.
Muhando continued, “In short, I am here in Nairobi, continuing with my meetings. If you have any claims, there are legal channels. We, as musicians, have never come out publicly to speak about the challenges we face in our services.”
She highlighted that musicians often face persecution and work closely with religious leaders, implying that such persecution can originate from within the religious community.
“We, too, face persecution, and a significant percentage of us work closely with religious leaders. Therefore, if we are persecuted, it means we are persecuted by these religious leaders, but we do not complain. Now, I would like to stop here for what is ongoing,” she concluded.
The controversy began when gospel singer Ali Mukhwana accused Muhando of defrauding him of Sh200,000 after agreeing to perform at a crusade. Mukhwana alleged that Muhando accepted the payment but failed to show up for the event, citing illness as an excuse.
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Muhando’s response highlights the importance of addressing grievances through appropriate channels and seeking legal solutions when necessary, rather than solely relying on social media platforms for accusations and complaints.
