Gen Mega Dee

Gen Mega Dee Biography

Gen Mega Dee, born Amos Kigenyi, is a former Ugandan musician who gained popularity in the 2000s with hit songs such as Obudde, Woman Of My Life, Ngawalaba, and Ina Di Dance. He was a prominent figure in Uganda’s entertainment industry before making a drastic career shift.

Transition to Medicine

In 2017, Gen Mega Dee relocated to the United States with the goal of pursuing a career in healthcare. He started by earning a Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare in 2021 and continued his studies to achieve further qualifications. On October 30, 2024, he officially became a certified medical doctor in the U.S., marking a remarkable transformation from his music career to medicine .

His Statement

Upon completing his academic journey, he shared his excitement on social media, stating:
"Today! 10/30/2024, I am officially DR. KIGENYI AMOS after completing all academic requirements with distinction! IT HAS BEEN GOD, FAMILY, DISCIPLINE, AND HARD WORK."

Legacy

Gen Mega Dee’s transition from music to medicine serves as an inspiring story of reinvention and perseverance, proving that it is never too late to chase a new dream (