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Stanbic Bank Boosts Singer Stecia Mayanja’s Concert With UGX 15M Sponsorship

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In a significant move to support local talent and the entertainment industry, Stanbic Bank has announced a UGX 15 million sponsorship for singer Stecia Mayanja’s upcoming concert, scheduled for 7th June 2025 at the Kampala Serena Hotel.

Speaking during a press conference held in Entebbe, Joel Byakika, the Flexipay Distribution Manager, revealed that the financial boost aims to enhance production quality and improve the overall experience for fans attending the event.

He stated that the sponsorship underscores Stanbic Bank’s commitment to fostering the arts and empowering Ugandan artists.

“Our purpose is clear: Uganda is our home, and we drive her growth. This guiding principle shapes everything we do, from supporting local talent to empowering our youth, women, and farmers who are the heartbeat of our nation’s progress,” he said.

Byakika highlighted the interconnected ecosystem impacted by such a concert, emphasizing that its success is not just Stecia’s victory but a significant win for Uganda’s economy.

“The event involves an entire ecosystem, from service providers, performers, salon and fashion designers to the boda boda riders bringing revelers to the venue. That’s why we must support events like these because they mean a lot to the economy,” he said, urging all Ugandans to purchase their tickets via the Flexipay Mobile app or USSD code *291# at discounted rates.

He further noted that Flexipay is not only a secure payment solution but also a driver of economic growth.

“Our innovative Flexipay platform is not only Uganda’s most secure ticketing and bill payment solution but also a catalyst for economic growth. It enables Ugandans to send and receive money abroad in over 20 countries efficiently and without charges. Since launching our remittance campaign in April, Flexipay has rewarded Ugandans with over UGX 25 million through our ongoing 10% cashback campaign. Each time a Ugandan receives money, they also enter a draw to win cash prizes of up to UGX 500,000,” Byakika added.

He praised Stecia Mayanja for her contribution to Uganda’s music industry.

“Her music inspires and unites us all. We thank her for her artistry and her role in showcasing the spirit of our nation. I also urge all Ugandans to come out in large numbers and support our own,” he said.

Stecia Mayanja, a renowned singer and performer, expressed her gratitude for the bank’s support, emphasizing that this partnership would help elevate her career and bring more vibrancy to the Ugandan music scene.

“I want to thank all my sponsors, friends, and fans both here and abroad for supporting me to get this far,” she said. She called on everyone to come and support her so she can fill up the Serena Hotel.

Catherine Kusasira, one of the musicians present at the launch, said fans and supporters should eagerly anticipate an unforgettable night of music and celebration.

She described Stecia as “a jolly and extremely soulful artist who deserves to be supported at this very important event, not only in her life but in her entire music career.”

Among the musicians slated to perform alongside Stecia are Misearch Ssemakula, Catherine Kusasira, Haji Haruna Mubiru, Amelia Nambala, Hon. Geoffrey Lutaaya, Irene Namatovu, and others.


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