The former presenters of Dembe FM, whose dismissal was met with mixed reactions, have proven that life after radio can indeed be lucrative. Here we dive into their net worth, businesses, Houses and real estate projects showcasing a remarkable journey of success even off air.
Let's take a closer look at some of the prominent figures who are now thriving in various ventures:
1. Kasuku: The Bukoto Native with a Midas Touch
Known for his charisma on air, Kasuku has translated his popularity into a thriving business empire. With a sprawling land in Bwebajja and a luxurious 4-bedroom mansion underway in Kyanja suburbs, Kasuku is a force to be reckoned with. His YouTube channel boasts over six monthly advertisers, signaling a steady income stream. Not to mention his impressive ride worth over 50 million, making him a living testament to success.
2. DJ Jacob Omutuuze: From the Airwaves to Bunamwaya's Mayor
DJ Jacob Omutuuze has seamlessly transitioned from being a radio personality to the chairman/mayor of Bunamwaya Division. Adding to his accomplishments is a sleek Toyota Harrier Hybrid valued at over 100 million and three substantial houses in Bunamwaya, Zana, and Wakiso, each surpassing the 90-million mark.
3. Eddy Sendi: The Entrepreneurial Maestro
Eddy Sendi, the mastermind behind West Records, has diversified his portfolio with a mansion in Kitende, fully furnished apartments in Kitende, and another block in Seguku Katale. His international stint at Celtel (now Airtel) in the early '90s paved the way for his current success. With a rich farm history, Sendi's wealth extends beyond his visible assets.
4. Jenkins Mukasa: A Symphony of Success
Jenkins Mukasa, owner of Off-Take Solutions, a sound and events company, resides in a beachfront mansion at Banga Beach Nakiwogo Entebbe. His weekends are filled with gigs and corporate events, establishing him as a prominent figure in the events industry. His tenure as a manager at B.A.T contributes significantly to his financial prowess.
5. Sam Gombya: A Resilient Figure in Public Service
Sam Gombya, once a prominent artist and now the Kampala Central Councilor of People with Disabilities, has dedicated over 14 years to public service. With his extensive experience at Radio Simba and later Dembe FM, Gombya's financial stability is bolstered by his role in local governance.
6. Senga Justine Nantume: Beyond the Microphone
Working at Sanyuka TV, Senga Justine Nantume has diversified her income with property in Kampala Central (Ndeeba) and rental investments. Her expertise in hosting gigs and bridal showers, coupled with a significant land in Luweero, showcases her multifaceted success.
7. Bbina Baby: A Planned Path to Success
Bbina Baby's strategic approach to life has kept her single but successful. Her three-year stint in the USA for employment has evidently contributed to her financial stability.
8. Prossy Patra: Ragga Dee's Sibling in the Limelight
Prossy Patra, Ragga Dee's sister, has maintained a lower profile, but her familial ties hint at a background of musical influence and potential success.
Contrary to speculations, these former Dembe FM presenters have proven that passion-driven careers can lead to financial prosperity. Far from being broke, they continue to redefine success beyond the radio waves, inspiring others to pursue their dreams with vigor.
