In a shocking turn of events, the Ugandan music scene mourns the loss of one of its prominent figures, Baby Deo, who met an untimely death in a fatal car crash on Friday morning. The 35-year-old artist, known by his real name Deo Tadeo Mbaziira, gained fame through hits like ‘Kawanga Yogera,’ ‘Omuwuttufu,’ ‘Akanyonyi,’ and ‘Obwenzi Bwabasajja.’
The unfortunate death incident, however, unfolded around 4:30 AM as Baby Deo was en route to Nabbingo, ending his life abruptly. Reports reveal that the Homeland Empire singer was aboard a super-custom car that met a tragic fate near Kyengera along Masaka Road.
Further, efforts to rescue him proved futile, as the injuries sustained during the crash proved fatal. Furthermore, a deep cut on his face and neck caused severe bleeding, marking an abrupt end to a promising music career. Details emerging from the incident point to a grim scenario. A video obtained by our sources suggests that Baby Deo was under the influence, with several bottles of alcohol discovered in the back seat of his car.
The circumstances surrounding the accident raise questions about responsible behavior and the importance of road safety. Condolences continue to pour in from the music fraternity, reflecting the profound impact Baby Deo had on the Ugandan music scene. As we gather more details about the incident and his life, the music community unites in grief.
The burial arrangements are underway, with the late singer set to rest in Mubende, Kiyuni, – Kigamba. While specific details about the date and time remain unclear, we commit to keeping you informed as more information becomes available.
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Finally, in this moment of sorrow, we remember Baby Deo’s contribution to the music industry and extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and fans. May his soul Rest In Peace.
