Years after being bound and caged by no-nonsense manager Jef Kiwa, Sheebah eventually bursts out of her shell to expose her real colors.
It is natural for individuals to be afraid of some kind of change in their lives.
The risk of changing from the familiar to the unknown not only causes dread in certain people, but the experience of navigating new seas always comes with a lot of tension.
Fortunately, in the instance of our very own famed local singer Sheebah Karungi, a shift in her music profession seems to have brought about a lot of good in her life.
First and foremost, following her split with Jeff Kiwa, her connection with the press appears to have significantly improved, allowing her to reap the benefits of music readily cutting through the airwaves.
Sheebah is now more open-minded and prepared to share her opinions on any social and political issues impacting the country, as opposed to the past, when she was restrained by her management from giving interviews on anything.
It is clear that when she decided to leave TNS, a breath of fresh air was blown into her demeanor.
Despite her significant jump, Sheebah’s songs have stayed on the charts, and she has matured into someone who is willing to express outspoken opinions on social and political issues. Another illustration of how change may improve someone’s life
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