He strangled and almost killed me – Sencere Music accuses Jose Chameleone

Uprising female singer Sencere Music has passed allegations against Leone Island Music Empire boss Joseph Mayanja alias Jose Chameleone accusing him of wanting to end her life when he strangled her.

Through a post on her Instagram account, she further claimed that the Wale Wale singer needed urgent help asserting that he uses heavy cocaine. She also noted that he is soon running mad, adding that she can no longer have him close.

Not only did she make the above-mentioned allegation but went ahead to accuse Jose Chameleone of refusing to promote the collaboration song that they recorded sometime back because she refused to sleep with him.

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Sencere Music also described Jose Chameleone as a “rapist” noting that before they even recorded their musical project, he wanted to first chew her something that she rejected.

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Singer Sencere Music’s allegations of demand for sex to collaborate with Jose Chameleone on a music project come just a few days after Swangz Avenue singer Josephine Zafaran called out male artists for always demanding to sleep with female artists to work together on new music projects.

Zafaran made her plea requesting male artists to stop the habit via a series of tweets on her X-platform (formerly known by many as Twitter). She demanded male artists work professionally and consider talent rather than just wanting to sleep around with female artists.

A few female artists came out to have her as many remained silent in their dockets seemingly like this had never happened to them anyway.

Carol Nantongo backed Zafaran but the only individuals who got to learn about her support toward the singer were those with her WhatsApp number since posted on her status to whose screenshot was shared online.

Following the fresh allegations we are not sure whether the male artists would change their behavior or the females should continue doing their music by seeking collaborations with male musicians which would hopefully be better.

Recently, Nigerian Grammy award-winning singer Tems made headlines as she opened up about how she hated her body because often producers would beg for sexual favors when he went to record music in their studios.

Tems, thus resorted to wearing baggy outfits in an effort to reduce at the rate she thought she was seducing music producers.