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Rebecca Jjingo

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Rebecca Jjingo
Born
Other namesBecky
🏳️ CitizenshipUgandan
🏫 EducationMidwife
🎓 Alma materRubaga Hospital
💼 Occupation
Artist and Radio Presenter
📆 Years active  2001-Date
👔 EmployerBeat FM

Rebecca Jjingo is a Ugandan media personality (radio presenter) and singer. She won the 2015 talk show program of the year in the RTV awards.[1][2]

Background and education.

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[3] She trained as a midwife and nurse at Rubaga Hospital.[4]

Career

Music career

Radio career

Rebecca Jingo became a radio presenter after an interview the station manager for Beat FM when she had gone to promote her song called "Sweet Baibe".[1]

Personal life

[5] [6]

Awards and Nominations

In 2015 she won the talk show program of the year in the RTV awards.[1] In 2013, Rebecca Jjingo was nominated for Speech/Talk Show program of the year and Radio Personality of the year (Female Face of Radio in Uganda).[7]

Singles

  • Yoono
  • Corporal
  • Ekiriisa
  • Gubenga Amazzi
  • Kanamba
  • Nvaako ndi mufumbo
  • Ka Message
  • Sweet Baibe
  • Omusawo
  • Omutuzi
  • Nyongera omukwano
  • Obwetowaze
  • Oli mukungu
  • Omutunzi
  • Pilot wange
  • Waiter
  • Tugende Dear
  • Sikumatira
  • Obansibidde Emimwa
  • Bweyise nga bwoyagala
  • Aya Bbaasi
  • Kwisha
  • Nakyusaamu
  • Ndabilawa
  • Ndi mupya

See Also

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Flash UG, Flash UG; Uganda, Flash (2021-04-02). "Rebecca Jingo: Biography, Age, Husband, Songs, and Family". Flash Uganda Media. Retrieved 2025-03-22.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Admin, Exclusive (2022-09-08). "Rebecca Jjingo Mourns the Death of Her Mother". Exclusive Bizz. Retrieved 2025-03-22.
  3. Kasibante, Fahad (2019-04-24). "Rebecca Jingo celebrates 18 Years of Her Trek – Sunrise". Retrieved 2025-03-22.
  4. "Jjingo: From midwife to stardom with hot album". New Vision. Retrieved 2025-03-22.
  5. Kasadah, Badru (2017-06-13). "Rebecca Jingo's poor English cost me high paying job in US – ex husband Isabirye". Eagle Online. Retrieved 2025-03-22.
  6. "'I wasn't going to wait for death' - Rebecca Jjingo opens up on bitter split with Isabirye | Pulse Uganda". www.pulse.ug. Retrieved 2025-03-22.
  7. "RTV Radio, TV awards for this Thursday". New Vision. Retrieved 2025-03-22.



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