‘I wear the most expensive wigs in Uganda’ Spice Diana dares fellow women to challenge her

Controversial female singer, Namukwaya Hajara Diana also known as Spice Diana, has claimed she wears the most expensive wigs in Uganda and challenged any ladies who say otherwise to show theirs.

Diana made the statement while appearing on UBC Television’s Horizon Vibe segment hosted by Calvin, da entertainer every Saturday morning. However, Diana didn’t not mention the amount of money she spent on her dark long wig she was wearing.

Diana was performing to the invited audience at the UBC studios in Kampala where she revealed she has had to interface with a number of Kampala men who want to have carnal knowledge of her.

“When you are a beautiful single, every man wants to “taste you” she said, adding that she has repulsed a good number of Kampala’s greedy men although she declined to disclose their identities.

Diana would also show the audience a par of white canvas shoes she said cost her Shs200, 000, a black mini skirt of Shs150, 000. She said her blouse and necklace also cost her huge sums of money.

The singer in February this year on NTV claimed she got 32 points at A-Level. “I got…I think 30 what…30 something, yah, 32 points,” she told Faridah Nakazibwe, the host of “Mwasuze Mutya” morning segment.

Spice Diana who did History, Art and Luganda claimed she was the best performer in her school.

Spice Diana’s claim surprised many Ugandans, with some labelling her a stupid person. This is because maximum grading for Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education [UACE] was 25 points before being reduced to 20 points by Uganda National Examinations Board [UNEB].

The remarks spread an outrage across social media prompting the singer to issue an apology with a purported S.6 certificate from Kampala Citizen College School.

Spice Diana has won Female Breakthrough Artiste of the year in the Hipipo music awards. This was when she released Onsanula, working under Twinkle Stars. She has released songs such as Tekinanta, Koona with Pallaso and Nze Akwagala.