Etania exits NRG Radio after two-year run – Sqoop

Etania Mutoni, popularly known as the “Life of the Party” and by her social media handle @forever_etania, has officially announced her departure from NRG Radio Uganda, bringing to a close a journey that began in 2023 and helped shape her growing profile in the entertainment industry.

Her farewell was simple but heartfelt.

“Thank you and goodbye NRG Radio.”

Thank you and good bye NRG RADIO ?? pic.twitter.com/mH6hoe2CqX

— Life Of The Party? (@forever_etania) April 21, 2026

Behind those few words, however, lies a story of growth, visibility and connection. During her time at the station, Etania carved out a space for herself as one of the most engaging on-air personalities, blending music, conversation and charisma in a way that resonated strongly with listeners, particularly younger audiences.

NRG Radio Uganda also acknowledged her exit with appreciation, highlighting the growth she experienced during her time with the brand and wishing her success in her next chapter. The mutual respect reflected in both messages points to a departure that, while significant, comes without controversy.

But it was the station’s response that added a deeper emotional layer to the moment.

“Some goodbyes are happy goodbyes… and this is one of them ??
We’re proud of your growth. Go take over the world and wave the NRG flag high ??,
@forever_etania remember #NoLeavingTheVenue this is always home.”

Some goodbyes are happy goodbyes… and this is one of them ??

We’re proud of your growth. Go take over the world and wave the NRG flag high ??, @forever_etania remember #NoLeavingTheVenue this is always home#NRGRadioUG #EtaniaLifeOfTheParty #NoLeavingTheVenue pic.twitter.com/El79mQyonR

— NRG Radio UG (@nrgradioug) April 21, 2026

The message from NRG Radio Uganda captures the tone of her departure, one rooted in pride rather than loss. It reflects a relationship that extends beyond the microphone, acknowledging her evolution while keeping the door open for the future.

NRG also highlighted her growth over the years, reinforcing the idea that her time at the station was not just about broadcasting, but about building a brand and finding her voice.

For fans, the news has been met with a mix of celebration and nostalgia. Social media has been flooded with messages praising her infectious energy and the good vibes she consistently brought on air. Many say her presence made radio feel more personal, more alive.

What comes next remains undisclosed, but her trajectory suggests that this is less of an ending and more of a transition into something bigger.

Some goodbyes are happy goodbyes and this is one of them.