Ugandan celebrated rapper Daniel Kigozi, alias Navio, has his sights set on a global audience, but his heart remains rooted in Uganda.Speaking in an interview, the “Ngalo” hitmaker shared his aspirations, emphasizing his deep desire for Ugandans to connect with his music.“Njagala ennyimba zange ziwulirwe buli muntu mu nsi, naye naddala abantu bange wano mu Uganda loosely translated ‘I dream of having my music reach every person on the planet, but above all, I want it to be embraced by Ugandans more,” Navio saidHe recalled how, early in his journey, he championed women’s rights and stood firmly against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), using his platform to advocate for positive social change.He then echoed the importance of each one using their social media numbers and channels responsibly by impacting society. Nina Roz urges youth to use the internet responsiblyBesides doing music, Navio also disclosed how he is farming on a commercial scale, noting that he is a coffee farmer, beekeeper, and sells eggs, activities that have expanded his income sources.The post Navio: I want my music heard in every corner of the world appeared first on MBU.