Bob Dizzy SK

Appreciation Message to the South Sudanese Community in Kampala

To my dear South Sudanese family in Kampala,

I stand today with a heart full of gratitude.
Thank you for showing up in your numbers for “The Best of Mawer’Kueth” and turning the IUEA Auditorium into a piece of home. From the moment I stepped on stage and saw the sea of faces elders, youth, mothers, fathers, and friendsI knew this wasn’t just another concert. It was a reunion, a celebration of who we are and where we come from.

Your cheers, your dancing, your singing along to every song gave me strength and reminded me why I started this journey. You didn’t just attend a show, you carried the spirit of South Sudan into that hall. The way you united as one people, beyond clans and communities, is exactly the message Mawer’Kueth music carries.

A special thank you to the community leaders, the youth groups, and everyone who mobilized, shared the posters, and brought their families out. To the brothers and sisters who traveled from Nairobi, Juba, overseas and across Kampala just to be there your sacrifice does not go unnoticed.

This night belonged to you as much as it belonged to me. You gave the artists, DJs, MCs, and the organizing team the energy to deliver our best. We felt your love, and we will carry it forward.

Mawer’Kueth abɔ̈. This is only the beginning. I promise to keep working hard to represent our culture, tell our stories, and give you shows you can be proud of.

Thank you for standing with me. Thank you for believing in the dream.

With all my love and respect,

Bob Dizzy SK aka Ustaz Mawer’Kueth.