When Golola admitted that he gets crazy every time he thinks about city diva, Jackie Chandiru, most of his fans thought 'it was another joking subject'. However, after being snapped getting close and touchy with the 'Gold Digger' singer at Guvnor on Wednesday evening, snoops think city lawyer Caleb Alaka should start getting worried.

"You could clearly see that Golola was on cloud 9 being close to the person he fantasizes most about." The motor mouthed kickboxer is spotted going through emotions in different shots and at one point pulls Jackie's hands to feel his 'huge whopper' which was probably revolting in his pants.

This latest closeness between the singer and kicking boxer will surely worry the loaded city lawyer. However Jackie looked terrified of the gangly kick boxer.

Invisible Voices - You've probably heard an advert on radio that makes you say 'Oh My!' it could be the voice of the humour that sticks onto your head and you wonder, 'who th hell did or say that? Below we bring you some of the faces behind some of the funniest adverts in town.

Val Okecho - The Sanyu FM Presenter has voiced most of the Warid ads in English.

Oscar Kihika - Oscar has stayed true to his creative principles. His Airtel advert in a raw Kinyankore accent is the most famous at the moment. It's about a rejoicing guy who buys a sim card for his sweetheart, who calls him 'Dude' and he calls her 'Bebe'.

He is heard bragging how the two will now be chatting nonstop since his chic 'loves gmail, yahoo na za twitter.' Oscar is an A-list lawyer who doubles as a musician. He is also a contributor to the history of music, a show that has been airing on one of the radio stations every Saturday evening.

Keko - Female rap sensation Keko Town is behind the Mountain Dew's advert. She changes the lyrics to match the 'do the dew now' slogan.

Anne Kansiime and Suzana Naava - Comical Anne has voiced more than twenty ads but her latest is the MTN Voice Chat. She is the babe being told to speak with a foreign accent, she wonders 'how long will I put up with this?'

Anne has also done several others where she talks like a young kid. The other lady connecting her to the socalled 'James' is city socialite, Suzan Naava.

Moses Golola - Motor mouthed kick boxer Golola Moses is surely getting more popular and enjoying his stardom. He is nowadays heard in Warid Telecom's Pakalast advert. While doing his thing, Golola gets a call from someone who wants help from self styled 'superman'.

But instead he tells him to go on Pakalast. He claims he should only be called upon when someone needs a kicking. However, a rumbling Golola is cut off while still talking about how he kicked R.Nile out of Uganda and all the trees in Sahara desert. Very funny indeed.

Mun-G - New to that game is Baboon Forest sensational Lugaflow rapper. Mun-G. His real name Mungi Emmanuel Matovu has voiced the new popular Airtel 'Kyaba Too Good' promotion advert.

He coins "Kyaba Too Good' from his recent blockbuster hit 'Kyaba Too Much.' In the song he tells people to get phones and start texting in order to win one of the 12 brand new Ipsums and millions up for grabs.

        
Patrick Kanyomozi smiled all the way to the bank after reaping big from the Golola versus Quadir kickboxing fight which took place at Hotel Africana. The Monitor/KFM scribe was harvesting the results of his aggressive three month promotions of the fight.

The kickboxing fight was the biggest and most succesful promotion that Kanyomozi's Kweli Productions had ever handled. Before the fight kicked off, he climbed on the fence next to Hotel Africana swimming pool and got a good aerial view of the ring sides to estimate the number of spectators who had turned up for the well publicisized fight.

Assisted by Mark Namanya, they estimated that 3,500 spectators had attended. His shaft-mate, Capital FM's Lucky observed the view from the ground; she could not climb the fence because she was wearing a short skirt.

After a quick analysis, Lucky then pulled out her mobile phone and subjected the calculator to some mathematical tasks. According to her calculations, 3,000 spectators who sat at the general happiness section paid Shs 10,000 while the VIP section, which went for Shs 25,000, had about 500 spectators.

The final figure snoops saw on her calculator was 45m. Kanyomozi then descendend the fence, lifted Lucky and swung her around to celebrate the big haul. By the time the MC, Roger Mugisha called the promoter of tHe fight(Kanyomozi) to give a speech, he was nowhere to be seen.

Goodlyfe singer Diamond Oscar has developed biff against veteran radio presenter Roger Mugisha. Oscar has been going around telling pals how popular radio personality Mugisha is not a good person at all.

It all started last week at the Golola Moses kickboxing fight at Hotel Africana People's space when Mugisha the master of ceremonies barred Oscar from performing because he was not on schedule.

Oscar arrived at Africana in his funny shiny suits and pleaded to perform but Roger refused. Now he is going around telling everyone how he will deal with him (Roger). Hmmmm...