#SIPAPA BIOGRAPHY
1. Who is Sipapa?
Charles Sunday Olim popularly known as Sipapa IS A Ugandan music promoter, city socialite and Businessman. He is popular for his luxury lifestyle where he gives out money for his influence and popularity.
2. When was Sipapa born?
Sipapa was born in 1989 in Eastern Uganda in Badama land where he lived for a little while before being moved to Kampala by his father.
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| Sipapa with President Museveni at States House |
3. What is Sipapa’s tribe?
Sipapa’s tribe is a Mudama with origins from Eastern Uganda with Sipapa real name Olim Charles Sunday.
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4. Where did Sipapa study from?
Sipapa studied only Primary Finishing his Primary Leaving Examinations then dropping out of School after he expelled from his home step mother and father.
5. Does Sipapa work for state House?
Sipapa is a big supporter for the NRM Party with President Museveni but the Businessman says he doesnot work for state house but rather a young hardworking and smart man.
6. Whe does Sipapa get his money?
Sipapa is a businessman who owns a Car renting small company which has close to 10 cars and the Businessman is involved with travel businesses including owning motorcycles as in Kampala which are one of his Businesses together with Music Promotion.
7. Who is Sipapa’s wife?
Sipapa has had Three known wives in the media whom he all separated with. Sipapa wives include Serena Bata whom he dated in 2019 before separating in 2020. Sipapa later got engaged and introduced to wife Sasha Shamira whom he also later got separated .
He was dater rumored to be dating girlfriend Brown sugar which relation also ended in 2021.
8. How many cars does Sipapa have?
Sipapa has over 10 cars with most of his cars being used for his Car renting company including Top brand like Audi RS5, Mercedez Benz and Toyota.
9. What is Sipapa ‘s net worth?
Sipapa has a net worth of 977.28 million Ugandan shillings with an annual revenue of over 43 million Ugandan shillings. His Property including cars and houses exceed over 1.1 Billion Ugandan shillings which is
