Controversial Lugaflo rapper, Gravity Omutujju is out here making Doctors under the Uganda Medical Association umbrella, sneeze after dropping visuals for his new song, Doozi, which apparently depicts a bad picture of their profession .

In the ‘Doozi’ song, Gravity Omutujju takes the doctor role, clad in a clinical court, and a stethoscope as he examines his patient, Shakiraa Shakirah, who twists and rolls as she flashes her Bangkok-Thighland.

On a mission to immaculately execute her role, Shakiraa seductively complains about the discomfort that comes with the rapper’s medical expertise. This has left a bitter taste in the doctors’ mouth and according to them, the visuals are morally inappropriate.

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During a press conference, the association revealed that the photos and video of Gravity Omutujju’s song look ugly!

“It’s as if these people are trying to portray that this is what we do to people’s women when they come to our examination rooms which is not good,” they noted.

The Uganda Medical Association chairman Dr. Kaweru intends to issue a letter to the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) regarding the matter, and they want the song banned on moral grounds.

“There are pictures of musicians circulating on social media, which are not looking good, where one of the musicians holds something that looks like a needle, and holding a woman bending in a way that is very uncomfortable and this musician is putting on a clinical court and a stethoscope and is portraying as is examining the woman who bending against him and it looks ugly against us as a profession. It’s as if these people are trying to portray that this is what we do to people’s women when they come to our examination rooms which is not good. I was talking to our chairman ethics and professionalism Dr. Kaweru and we are working on a letter that we are going to send UCC. We are sorry for the musicians. I don’t know if the song is already out or not yet but we are going to request for this song to be banned on moral grounds,” the association revealed.