Bebe Cool Joins Ugandan Artists in Appealing for Re-opening of Bars, Concerts
10 November 2020
[Photo Credit: Bebe Cool Instagram]
By Gloria
Gagamel International boss Bebe Cool has joined other Ugandan artists in appealing to the government to allow musicians back on stage and re-open bars.
On Monday during the national address on Covid-19, President Yoweri Museveni announced that he had eased the restrictions on churches, casinos, gyms, massage parlors, betting companies effective 14th November,
He, however, did not issue any announcement regarding bars and resumption of shows meaning the status quo remains as it is.
Reacting to the announcement, Bebe Cool gave reasons why artists and bars should be back in operation.
Speaking during an interview with NBS Investigates, Bebeb Cool explained that bars are a safer space than churches in the spread of Covid-19.
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“The possibility of getting Covid-19 in a bar is less than the possibility of getting Covid-19 in a Church,” Bebe Cool said.
“Sanitizers are made from alcohol. In bars people are drinking alcohol. Where does Covid attack someone from?” he posed.
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Bebe Cool argues out that he has never seen any registered coronavirus case from any drunkard so far.
Bebe Cool also says that the entertainment sector can operate with strict adherence to government SOPs just like the sectors that have been let off the hook.
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