Spice Diana ends management deal with Manager Rogers
Ugandan music sensation Spice Diana has officially announced a change in her management, ending her professional relationship with Manager Lubega Rogers and Source Management. In an official statement, Spice Diana expressed appreciation for the support and contributions she received from Manager Rogers and Source Management during their partnership. She confirmed that all business matters between...
Ugandan music sensation Spice Diana has officially announced a change in her management, ending her professional relationship with Manager Lubega Rogers and Source Management.
In an official statement, Spice Diana expressed appreciation for the support and contributions she received from Manager Rogers and Source Management during their partnership. She confirmed that all business matters between the two parties have been fully concluded, including the mutual sharing of jointly acquired property and royalty arrangements on her past music works. She emphasized that there are no outstanding claims, and both sides have moved on professionally.
Addressing her fans and the public, Spice Diana warned against rumors, speculation, or defamatory commentary about her career or personal brand. She made clear that any information not released through her verified platforms should be considered unofficial. Furthermore, she vowed to take legal action against anyone who misuses her name, image, or brand.
Looking ahead, Spice Diana announced that she is now operating under new management. She stated that all bookings, brand engagements, and professional communications will be handled exclusively through her official representatives and verified channels.
Since breaking into the music scene in 2014 with her breakthrough hit “Onsanula,” Spice Diana has risen to become one of Uganda’s most influential and celebrated female artists. She won the Best Female Breakthrough Artist at the 2015 HiPipo Music Awards and has since released multiple hits including “Anti Kale,” “I Miss You,” and “Buteke.” Her unique blend of Afrobeat, R&B, and dancehall infused with Ugandan rhythms has earned her a loyal fanbase across East Africa.
Born Namukwaya Hajara Diana in Nakulabye, Kampala, she balanced education and music, eventually earning a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Arts from Makerere University. Over the years, she has collaborated with notable artists like Pallaso, Ray G, and Aganaga, and has become known for her dynamic performances and fashion-forward style.
Spice Diana thanked her fans, media, sponsors, and the wider music community for their continued support as she embarks on this new chapter. She promised new music, exciting performances, and bigger projects on the horizon.
