Entertainment News 5 August 2026 Howwe Entertainment

Omulangira Suuna Claims King Michael Owes Him Recognition

Omulangira Suuna has voiced his frustration, stating that King Michael has never recognized his alleged role in nurturing the latter's early music career. Suuna claims he was instrumental in King Michael's initial success, including contributions to the hit song 'Muko Muko', yet received no acknowledgment. Source: https://www.howwe.ug/news/entertainment/43433/king-michael-never-appreciated-my-contribution-omulangira-suuna

Singer Omulangira Suuna has publicly expressed his disappointment with fellow artist King Michael, alleging a lack of appreciation for his past contributions to King Michael’s career. Suuna claims he was a pivotal figure in helping King Michael establish himself in the Ugandan music scene, particularly in the early days around 2005-2006.

According to Suuna, he was primarily working as a producer and songwriter at the time and had already assisted other successful artists. He stated that King Michael approached him for help, seeking a similar breakthrough as achieved by artists like Radio and Weasel, whose hit song ‘Nakudata’ Suuna had worked on. Suuna asserts he lent his expertise to King Michael, playing a role in the success of tracks like ‘Muko Muko’.

Despite attending King Michael’s recent concert to show support, Suuna was dismayed not to be acknowledged or invited to the stage. He lamented this lack of recognition, attributing it to a broader cultural tendency in Uganda to overlook those who have contributed significantly. “He never talks about me because that is how Ugandans are,” Suuna commented, adding that such a lack of appreciation hinders national progress.

As of the time of this report, King Michael had not yet issued a public response to Omulangira Suuna’s claims. This situation highlights ongoing discussions about artist recognition and credit within the music industry.

Source: https://www.howwe.ug/news/entertainment/43433/king-michael-never-appreciated-my-contribution-omulangira-suuna