Rema Namakula Bio, Age, Family, Education, Spouse, Children, Career, Net Worth, Awards, Discography

Rema Namakula  Biography

Rema Namakula also is known as Rema is a Ugandan female recording artist

Rema Namakula  Age

She was born on April 24, 1991, in Lubaga Hospital, Uganda. Her birth sign is Taurus.

Rema Namakula  Family

Namakula was born to the late Hamida Nabbosa and the late Mukiibi Ssemakula. She is the last-born in her family.

Rema Namakula  Education

She attended Kitante Primary School for her elementary school education. Namakula studied at Saint Balikudembe Senior Secondary School for both O-Level and A-Level studies. Later, she joined Kyambogo University.

Rema Namakula  Relationship | Spouse | Wedding | Marriage

Rema Namakula began a romantic relationship with Ugandan recording artist Eddy Kenzo.

Late last year, she released her song, ‘Siri Muyembe,’ her fans questioned the status of her relationship with fellow musician Eddy Kenzo.

In the song, she sang about how someone she was in love with was not reciprocating the love. ”I’m not a mango that I’m going to ripen, neither am I pawpaw, if you are not taking good care of me, others will take me. Then you will realize that you were actually the one in wrong, ”lyricized in the song she composed in the popular Luganda dialect.

Although she denied in an interview with Spark TV that the song was about her, she seems to have meant every line in this song. On November 1, 2018, she introduces to her a family, a man who appreciates her worth and he is ready to take care of her.

The introduction ceremony took place at her parents’ home in Nabbingo, Butaka in Wakiso District at 11 am. Social media is also awash with photos of Rema and her fiance. The couple did their Nikah. Nikah in Islam is a contract of marriage. Identified as Sebunya Hamza, Rema’s fiance is said to be a doctor at Mulago Hospital.

Rema Namakula  Children

Rema Namakula gave birth to a daughter at Paragon Hospital, in the Kampala neighborhood of Bugoloobi on 26 December 2014. Kenzo (real name Edrisa Musuuza), who has another daughter (Maya Musuuza) from a previous relationship, acknowledged he was the father and named the newborn Aamaal Musuuza.

Rema Namakula  Career

During her Senior 6 vacation, she began singing karaoke. Later, she became a back-up singer to another Ugandan female musician Halima Namakula, who became her mentor. She continued her music career as a backup artist for Ugandan musician Bebe Cool in Gagamel, Bebe Cool’s recording group.

In 2013, Bebe Cool was watching television when he saw Rema talking about launching a solo album, which Bebe Cool didn’t know about. So he fired her and she went solo. In 2013 she released “Oli Wange” which was written by Nice Henry which made her popular in the music industry of Uganda.

In 2016, Rema Namakula was selected to represent Uganda at the fourth season of Coke Studio Africa 2016. Other Ugandan recording artists selected included Lydia Jazmine, Eddy Kenzo and Radio and Weasel. Other participants in the invitation-only event included 2Baba (2Face Idibia) from Nigeria and Trey Songz from the United States.

Rema Namakula  Nationality

She is of Ugandan nationality.

Rema Namakula  Net Worth

Her net worth result is under review.

Rema Namakula  Measurement

Namakula’s net worth result is under review.

Rema Namakula  Awards

HiPipo Music Awards 2013: Won
-Best HiPipo Charts Artist
-Best Breakthrough Artist
-Best Female Artist
-Best R&B Song, “Oli Wange”
HiPipo Music Awards 2014: Won
-Best Female Artist of the Year
-Best Female Artist (Dancehall)
-Best female RnB song – Kukaliba

Rema Namakula  Discography

-Oli Range

-Katonotono

-Lean On Me

-Lowooza Kunze

-Deep in Love

-Muchuuzi

-Atuuse

-Kukaliba

-Fire Tonight

-Ceaze and Sekkle

-Banyabo

Rema Namakula Oli wange Lyrics

Lyrics
Nakooye okumira amalusu nange
Nakooye okutunuulira abo abalina abaabwe
Nebasolobeza nga nze bwensaalirwa
Nasobose omugga gw’abaalemwa
Nengobera kulukalu lwaabo abawanguzi
Kati nange bwentuula mu bantu mpulira njaamu
Byona byona byebabadde bansuubiza
Ensi n’eggulu olwo nendoba
Mbifunidde mu kino etitereke ky’omukwaano
Oli wange (Ne bwebananvuma)
Oli wange (Ne bwebanankub’emiggo ne bangoberawabweeru)
Ngenda naawe
Oli wange (Ne bwebananvuma)
Oli wange (Ne bwebanankub’emiggo ne bangoberawabweeru)
Ngenda naawe
Kati mukwano nno tuula ogume okakkane
Nze omanyi ndiba wuwo kiro na misana
Endowooza n’omutima gwange siribikyuusa
Buli wonjagalira mukwano ndibeeraawo wooli
Ebikuluma ng’ombuulira nange nkubuulire ebyange
Akaseko akalungi ku maaso ago tokamalangako bwooba oli eyo
Kimanye nti nange eno gyendi nsigala nkalinze mukwano
Oli wange (Ne bwebananvuma)
Oli wange (Ne bwebanankub’emiggo ne bangoberawabweeru)
Ngenda naawe
Oli wange (Ne bwebananvuma)
Oli wange (Ne bwebanankub’emiggo ne bangoberawabweeru)
Ngenda naawe
Njagala tufune ekiritwaawula kubalala abaliyo abeeraga mbu baagalana
Nga kumbe bwebadda ewaka babeera mukuwoza misango
Tusabe Rugaba atuyambengako ebituteganya abitumenyeremu mukwano
Oyo yasinga abasinga naffe bwetumwesiga anatuwanguza
Oohh sember’eno (omulungi) beera kumpi
Okumpi nange, tombeera bunaayira
Sember’eno (omulungi) beera kumpi
Oooh, tombeera bunaayira
Oli wange (Ne bwebananvuma)
Oli wange (Ne bwebanankub’emiggo ne bangoberawabweeru)
Ngenda naawe
Oli wange (Ne bwebananvuma)
Oli wange (Ne bwebanankub’emiggo ne bangoberawabweeru)
Ngenda naawe

Rema Namakula Kukaliba Lyrics

Obwavu buluma, Endwade ziluma
Naye omukwano gusingako kwebyo,
Kuba akafananyi mu kubbo gyoyita
nga abagalana batambudeko babiri,
Naye gwe oli bwomu otti teli yadde
akusiyaako oba chi,
Nogezako weyogeleko oh nga
bakuyitako buyisi,
Eyo mukiro nobulwa ottulo olwokuba
gwe tolina akuuma,
Olussi nosula enjala kamere no talya
olwokuba nga gwe tolina abiita,
Omulala nagezaako yekube
mumawulie alabe oba anafunayo
aganza,
Abamu nebafunamu balala
ebisalilayo, ogwo gwe mukwano

Chorus

Balinkululila Kukaliba nawe mukwano
Balinkululila Kukaliba yeah yeah ah
Gunno omukwano gwabuwangazi ela
paka Bukadde baby
Balinkululila Kukaliba nawe mukwano

Nga omukwano gwa’mama no’mwana,
gwengenda okulaga oh baby,
Atte banga lyona mbele nawe
nebweliba mbera chi nze silikyuka,
Kale bogere, Naye nze manyi lino
ekubbo lyenkutte dungi,
Nabalokezi kati mukimanye nti
babasaze mwattu,
Honey ba mugumu yegwe gyenjagala
tebulikya nenkyusa omutima,
Kano akamweyumwenyu kenina ku
matama nako nkanfuna nga ozeko we
ndi

Chorus

Oba nandibadde ntya nga sili nawe
mwana gwe,
Oli kyatiika nkukwatta mpoola
sikwobwo obulungi bwo,
Oli kitundu kubulamu bwange eehhhh..

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