The Sheraton Garden transformed into a vibrant celebration last night as beloved Ugandan comedians Madrat and Chiko, real names Dickson Lubega and Frank Mubiru, marked a decade of laughter and entertainment with their special event, “10 Years of Madrat & Chiko.”
The occasion attracted a diverse crowd of fans, fellow performers, and influential guests, all eager to join in the festivities.
With the dynamic hosting duo of Uncle Mo and Uncle Mark, the night unfolded with an impressive lineup of performances. Music lovers were treated to soulful renditions by Mesearch Semakula, while Lydia Jazmine electrified the audience with her lively act. Dr. Bbosa’s captivating voice added to the atmosphere, and the comedic talents of Omala Daniel, Talkers, and Tumbeetu had everyone in stitches throughout the night.
The entertainment didn't stop there. The Victoria University Dancers brought energy to the stage, while Shebby Music and popular DJs Tony and Nimrod ensured the crowd stayed engaged and dancing. The event was further highlighted by the attendance of high-profile guests, including the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Nyamutoro, and Hon. Nsereko, showcasing the cultural importance of the night.
Madrat and Chiko, known for their sharp wit and social commentary, infused the event with humor that resonated with the audience. Their unique perspective on current events sparked laughter and thoughtful conversations, emphasizing their significant role in shaping the comedy landscape in Uganda.
Aly Allibhai, CEO of Talent Africa Group, the event’s organizer, expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support. “Celebrating 10 years of Madrat and Chiko is a milestone for Ugandan entertainment. The backing from our partners and audience has been extraordinary, and we look forward to more years of innovative and entertaining performances.”
The event also recognized the contributions of Uganda Waragi and UBL, who have been steadfast supporters of local talent and cultural initiatives, playing a vital role in the growth of Uganda’s entertainment industry.
As the celebration came to a close, attendees left with joyful memories and a renewed appreciation for the rich tapestry of Ugandan entertainment. Madrat and Chiko continue to be champions of creativity and humor, and their anniversary event was a heartfelt testament to their lasting impact on the comedy scene in Uganda.
