Upcoming artiste popularly known as Hoody Blessing aka Ragga Juju Azizi born Aziz Mawanda is seeking for help.

The 19-year-old Ugandan, who made headlines after dating a mzungu ancestor, 51 years older than him, has been sleeping on an empty stomach and he is suffering from a disease similar to Elephantiasis as his legs are swollen, at least according to local blogs.

Aziz Mawanda and Monalisa Larsson, an elderly Swedish national moved in together in a six bedroomed house in Munyonyo, Kampala and she paid rent for the whole year.

The mzungu ancestor, who is currently in Sweden, was expected to travel to Uganda this festive season and celebrate with Aziz Mawanda but didn't show up. The young artist is struggling to make ends meet and rumour has it that he has been dumped.

"I live in a big house with no food," Mawanda said.

Adding that;

"Lisa had settled full year house rent. and now that December is quickly coming to an end. I fear I would be homeless in the next couple of days."

Their relationship was criticised online forcing Uganda’s minister of Ethics and Integrity Father Simon Lokodo to call for the arrest of the elderly mzungu woman arguing that her relationship with Aziz is unacceptable.

"I FIND THAT UNACCEPTABLE AND IT’S INCREDIBLE. THIS WOMAN SHOULD BE ARRESTED FOR COMMITTING CRIMINAL ACTS AGAINST MINORS. WHETHER HE IS ABOVE 18 OR NOT, THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE AND IT’S CALLED ABUSE OF SMALL CHILDREN. IF THE YOUNG MAN IS LOOKING FOR MONEY, FINE HE SHOULD CALL HER MOTHER AND GO ON TO ENJOY THE MONEY, BUT NOT AS A LOVER AND IF HE GOES WITH HIM TO SWEDEN, WE WILL GO FOR THEM," HE SAID. 

Aziz has pleaded for forgiveness from those who were offended by his actions.

"I plead for forgiveness from anyone who was offended by my actions. Head of Imams in Uganda Sheikh Nuhu Batte Muzaata called me out sometime back for dating an elderly woman. but I despised him. I now ask for his forgiveness," he said.

The 19-year-old artiste has further advised young men not to be lured into relationships by sugar mummies and work hard.

"I'd urge the young generation to pursue education to the highest levels they can. There are no effective shortcuts in life."

Aziz Mawanda is reportedly battling drug addiction and is contemplating travelling to South Africa in search of greener pastures.

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