Bruno K has hit back at critics who accuse him of using vulnerable Ugandans and family disputes to generate attention on social media, insisting his charity work speaks for itself.
The singer, whose Ekiboozi TikTok Live sessions regularly raise money for people in need, says the initiative has so far mobilised nearly UGX 400 million to support vulnerable Ugandans.
Taking to X, Bruno argued that people with large online followings should focus on changing lives instead of criticising those who choose to use their platforms for that purpose.
If you have failed to use your following and numbers to help others then do not fight people trying to do it.
He also revealed the scale of the impact he says the initiative has made since its launch, crediting ordinary Ugandans for embracing the cause and helping transform lives through their generosity.
Also ever since I started Ekiboozi Ugandans have raised close to 400 million all for charity and changing lives of others. Use your internet numbers to lift others.
Over the past months, Bruno has repeatedly turned his TikTok Live sessions into fundraising campaigns, mobilising support for Ugandans facing medical emergencies, school fees, housing challenges and other urgent needs.
While critics continue to question his methods, he insists the lives changed through the initiative tell a different story.