Biswanka‘s family dispute has reached an unexpected place: the government.
State Minister for Local Government Justine Nameere has stepped into the controversy, revealing that she has already spoken to Eddy Kenzo in the hope that Uganda’s music industry leader can help guide the young singer through the turmoil.
Speaking on Sanyuka Uncut, Nameere made it clear that punishment is not what Biswanka needs.
Biswanka needs guidance. I talked to Eddy Kenzo to do that.
Her intervention comes after Biswanka publicly distanced himself from Tashi Miles, the mother of his child.
The singer insisted the two were never in a romantic relationship, said he was not financially prepared to start a family and alleged that she led him to believe she was using family planning.
The dispute escalated even further when Biswanka demanded a DNA test. He claimed he has never met the child in person since the birth and has only seen the baby through social media, alleging that Tashi Miles has repeatedly refused to bring the child to him.
Those accusations have dominated public conversation, but Nameere believes Ugandans are losing sight of a much bigger issue.
In her view, both Biswanka and Tashi Miles are young parents who need guidance rather than public condemnation.
The baby mama of Biswanka and Biswanka are both still young.
For Nameere, the priority is no longer who is winning the argument online. She hopes mentorship and honest dialogue will help the two move beyond the public fallout and focus on raising their child.