Ugandan singer King Saha has issued a serious warning to Alien Skin and his supporters after violent confrontations reportedly linked to the controversial artiste’s camp.
Speaking to journalists in Kampala, Saha accused a group of men believed to be Alien Skin’s supporters of storming the National Unity Platform (NUP) headquarters in Kavule, Makerere, where they allegedly caused chaos. Witnesses said the group performed dangerous bike stunts and even brandished what looked like arrows while confronting NUP supporters, leaving people at the scene shocked and confused.
“This is the same group that went to Nsambya Hospital and beat up doctors,” Saha claimed, accusing the men of past violent acts. He also expressed anger at the police for what he described as turning a blind eye.
“Police were around, but they ignored everything that they did,” King Saha told reporters.
The singer warned that his patience was running out, threatening that if authorities continue to do nothing, he and his camp may be forced to take matters into their own hands.
“They think we are stupid for not responding to them. I promise the gang that they will pay for the attacks. If you ever do something like that again, I pity what will happen to your children,” he warned.
He added that while his side has kept calm for long, they are ready to retaliate if provoked further.
Observers note that Saha’s remarks highlight the escalating tensions between Uganda’s music stars and their supporters, a situation that now risks spilling into broader social and political confrontations.
Humanitarian and legal experts, however, often caution that such disputes should be handled by formal investigations and legal processes, not personal retaliation. At the time of reporting, police and Alien Skin’s representatives had not commented on the allegations.
King Saha’s tough words have left fans and the public divided. Some believe he is justified in demanding action, while others warn that threats of violence could make the situation even worse. The coming days will show whether the authorities step in to cool down the situation—or whether Uganda’s hottest celebrity feud takes an even more dangerous turn.
