B2C Address Future of Their Music Career after Launching New Business Venture

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By Gloria

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Renowned Ugandan music group B2C Entertainment has vowed not to quit music despite venturing into other businesses.

As a way of generating income while the entertainment sector is on lockdown in the country, the B2C trio; Mr. Lee, Bobby Lash and Delivad Julio recently unveiled their sanitizer business, which they hope will pick up and sustain them while they await the full re-opening of the country.

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Speaking the launch of their business venture, B2C made it clear that they have no intention to quit music, adding that the business is meant to supplement their income.

"We thank Ugandans for supporting us all these years ever since we joined the industry. We promise you that we won't stop singing but we shall also do the business," Delivad told journalists during the launch.

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While popularizing their product, the 'Munda Awo' hit makers noted that they have partnered with several companies to produce their hand wipes meant to help Ugandans prevent coronavirus.

"Please support us because the product is good. Ugandans should try to appreciate us, not put us down," B2C said.