Why Winnie Nwagi's Want Promoters To Book First Class For Artists

17 January 2024

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Written by Pharis Kinyua

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For nearly a decade, Winnie Nwagi has been a prominent figure in Uganda's music industry. During these years of dedication and hard work, she had never experienced the luxury of traveling in Business Class.

However, a recent opportunity granted by a promoter in Germany changed all that. The experience left her awestruck, sparking a passionate plea from the artist to promoters worldwide to extend the same privilege to musicians.

The Upgrade to Business Class

Her journey to Business Class was a revelation. For the first time in her career, she found herself in a spacious, luxurious cabin, offering not only comfort but an opportunity to rest and recharge. The contrast with the economy class travel musicians are often accustomed to was stark. In Business Class, there was ample room to relax, sleep, and savor delicious cuisine.
Sharing this transformation with her fans, she couldn't help but express her awe at the newfound comfort and convenience. Her first-class experience wasn't just a journey; it was a transformation of her perspective on the music industry.

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Plea for Change to promoters

With her heart brimming with a newfound appreciation for the privileges that Business Class travel affords, Nwagi extended a heartfelt plea to promoters around the world. She urged them to reconsider their travel arrangements and grant musicians the same comfort and luxury she had recently experienced.

In a passionate appeal, the artist called upon overseas promoters to upgrade their travel arrangements to Business Class for musicians. She conveyed the need for this change not only from a standpoint of comfort but also from a place of professional respect.

"Please first save enough money to make sure you treat us/our artists like the Stars they are. We are already facing unfair treatment in this industry. We deserve better," read a portion of her heartfelt plea. It's a cry for recognition of the dedication and hard work musicians invest in their craft.

She underlined the symbiotic relationship between artists and promoters. Their music and talent draw fans, and promoters facilitate their performances. It's a partnership that relies on mutual support, and the artist highlighted the need for fair treatment on both ends.

The plea serves as a reminder that, beyond the entertainment and joy that musicians bring to audiences, they too deserve to experience the comfort and respect associated with Business Class travel. It's a call to treat artists with the same regard as the stars they are and to acknowledge their vital role in the music industry.

Nwagi's plea transcends a desire for comfort; it's a quest for dignity, recognition, and fairness in an industry where musicians often toil tirelessly to create magical moments for their fans. The message is clear: it's time for change in the way artists are treated, not only in their home countries but when they travel abroad to share their talent with the world.

Further, she emphasizes that artists and promoters need each other, and fair treatment is not just about comfort; it's about fostering a respectful, symbiotic relationship. By providing Business Class travel for musicians, promoters can show that they value and honor the artists' contributions to the music industry.

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