Abba Marcus defends himself against critics amid Chameleone’s health concerns.

Abba with Chameleone in the happy days. Courtesy image.

Renowned Ugandan musician Jose Chameleone, born Joseph Mayanja, recently fell ill and was rushed to the hospital, prompting an outpouring of concern from fans and the public. However, his elder son, Abba Marcus, who currently resides in the United States, took to social media to express controversial opinions about his father and other family members.

In his posts, Abba criticized his father’s actions and the people surrounding him, accusing them of exploiting Chameleone for their benefit. He condemned what he described as toxic behavior within the family and did not hold back on his accusations, even targeting his grandparents, whom he referred to as “bad-hearted people.”

The remarks stirred significant public attention, with many expressing disbelief at Abba’s statements. Critics pointed out that Abba had received exceptional care from his parents, including education and a comfortable upbringing, which they argued should inspire gratitude rather than condemnation.

Responding to the backlash, Abba justified his position by asserting that providing for a child is a parent’s responsibility and should not be a reason for praise or glorification. “Chameleone should never be praised for paying my school fees,” he stated, implying that his father merely fulfilled his parental duties.

The incident has sparked widespread debate, with some siding with Abba’s perspective on parental responsibilities, while others have criticized his tone and timing, especially during his father’s illness. The rift has cast a spotlight on the complexities of family dynamics within public figures’ households.

As Jose Chameleone continues his recovery, the drama between him and his son remains a hot topic among fans and commentators alike.

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