Judith Babirye and Maggie Kayima in new song titled Nzize Nkwebaze Judith Babirye and Maggie Kayima in new song titled Nzize Nkwebaze 4 Nicholas {@} hipipo.com Sensational gospel singer Judith Babirye has teamed up with Maggie Kayima aka Nabbi Omukazi and recorded a song titled Nzize Nkwebaze. This song was recorded from DMS records. Prior to this, Maggie Kayima had planned to record this song from PaddyMan's Audio 1 records however PaddyMan declined to record this song and advised her to try Fire Records under Producer Tony Houles. However, Tony Houles also refused to record this song. Both these two Producers hesitated to produce this song because they are friends to Bobi Wine and Pastor Wilson Bugembe which musicians Maggie Kayima attacked in her recent video Omulabe We Kanisa. Nzize Nkwebaze (I have come to thank you) is a melodious gospel song with well balanced afro- band beats and matching vocals. In the song, both Judith Babirye and Maggie Kayima explain the greatest of Jesus, how he gave up his life for the people to live and his endless support to believers among others. It is a well thought of song with all what is required to grow in to a gospel hit sooner than later. However, Nzize Nkwebaze comes at a time when the gospel family is embroiled in different battles between several musicians. The main battle is between Pastor Wilson Bugembe and Maggie Kayima aka Nabbi Omukazi, each of them accusing the other of foul play and slanderous attacks. For starters, Pastor Bugembe’s camp accuses Maggie Kayima of directly attacking Pastor Bugembe in her latest video titled Omulabe We Kanisa Yani. On the other hand, Maggie Kayima and her camp accuse Pastor Bugembe of continuously attacking them in several songs the latest being Ojanga Nosaba, a song he sings together with Bobi Wine. Judith Babirye teaming up with Maggie Kayima is not a bad idea but is going to cause more battles of words because Judith Babirye is seen as Pastor Bugembe’s friend. Singing with Maggie Kayima may therefore be seen as betrayal by Pastor Bugembe’s camp. This may necessarily not be the case though because Judith Babirye is an independent and grown up musician with exclusive rights to sing with any musician. Far still, Nzize Nkwebaze is a pure gospel song with no personal attacks whatsoever, which partly distances Judith Babirye from the biff.