King Saha has declared his readiness to take charge of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) leadership if current president Eddy Kenzo is tired.Saha, who once contested for the Uganda Musicians Association (UMA) presidency two years ago but later withdrew citing irregularities and negative energy among artists, says he remains committed to pushing for what has stalled in the music industry.We need the copyright law and then start looking at policies and monitoring. I’m still available and if they feel the burden, let them hand over the authority to me and I go demand for it in the right way. My way is to demand up to the Parliament. He said that his fight is not about seeking government favours but ensuring that Ugandan artists get the legal protection and structures they deserve.UNMF President Eddy Kenzo clarifies leaked audio, blames individuals for misinterpretationSaha revealed that he is ready to leave his Nakawuka residence “in his overall” and storm Parliament to demand the long-awaited amendment of the copyright law on behalf of all artists.Those people see and listen to us because they also access social media but they don’t act. The law would benefit a lot of people and therefore I stand before you to say I’m still on that agenda. @sanyukatvug “I won’t touch singers’ money.” — King Saha, on pushing for copyright reforms #SanyukaUnCut #SanyukaUpdates #FfeBannoDdala ♬ original sound – Sanyuka TV The post King Saha ready to lead Uganda National Musicians Federation appeared first on MBU.