About Menton Summer
Menton Summer was an Ugandan musician and radio personality.
Menton Summer (born Peter Nkwanga, died 1997) was a Ugandan dancehall and reggae musician and radio presenter. He is considered one of the pioneers of Uganda’s urban music movement in the 1990s along side Emperor Orlandoh, helping popularize Jamaican-influenced music styles in the country.
Early life Menton Summer was born Peter Nkwanga, son of Captain George Nkwanga, a military commander linked to the Federal Democratic Movement of Uganda (FEDEMU).
His popular songs included: Kaneemu Leka Tuzilye
Radio and media work In addition to music, Menton Summer worked as a radio presenter at CBS FM, while returning from a performance in Mbale as he was rushing to perform at Ekitoobero another event that was organized by CBS Radio.
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Who was Menton Summer?
Ugandan musician and radio presenter
When did Menton Summer die?
Menton Summer died in 1997 in Nakalama.
What was Menton Summer's occupation?
Menton Summer was a musician and radio personality.
What nationality was Menton Summer?
Menton Summer was Ugandan.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Menton Summer. https://biography.guide/menton-summer/
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