Tekya "ABRAMZ" Abraham is a Ugandan hiphop artist (rapper & bboy/breaker).
Member of Ugandan veteran hiphop duo (Sylvester & Abramz).
Member of the Rock Steady Crew (RSC). Director/founder of Breakdance Project Uganda (BPU), a non profit organization which uses breaking and other elements of hiphop to promote positive social change and social responsibility.

Abramz got into hiphop as a kid. He started dancing in 1991 and emceeing (rapping) in 1992 and is still going strong.

Abramz is an entertainer and educator. Besides his work around various Ugandan communities, he's also performed, taught and inspired people in many different parts of the world such as Zanzibar, Burkina Faso, Denmark, Poland, Italy, USA, South Africa, Senegal, Mozambique, Swaziland, Austria, Kenya, Switzerland and Germany.

For more info and updates, visit Abramz' official website www.abramz.com

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