King Saha has accused fellow musician Pallaso of being behind an alleged violent attack targeting him, marking a dramatic escalation in the pair’s ongoing public fallout.
The two artists have been embroiled in a bitter feud since an altercation at Supremacy Lounge several days ago. At the time, Pallaso alleged that Saha intended to harm him, while Saha countered with accusations that Pallaso had threatened his life.
Now, tensions appear to have deepened further.
In posts shared on both X and Facebook, King Saha claimed that Pallaso was allegedly plotting to kill him.
“Pallaso Wants To Kill me!!!” Saha wrote in two separate posts.
Pallaso Wants To Kill me!!!
— King Saha (@kingsaha_256) May 17, 2026
The singer also shared photos showing a heavily damaged vehicle, alleging it had been attacked by a group linked to Pallaso.
In another post that many interpreted as a warning directed at the singer, Saha wrote: “PALLASO bino byokola tojja kumalako boi,” loosely translated as, “These things you are doing, you will not succeed.”
PALLASO bino byokola tojja kumalako Boi
Admin pic.twitter.com/uv0AmSjNDU
— King Saha (@kingsaha_256) May 17, 2026
According to preliminary accounts shared by Saha and circulating online, the singer was reportedly travelling to a performance when his vehicle was allegedly intercepted by a group of individuals believed to be connected to Pallaso.
Saha alleged that the vehicle was attacked using axes and paraffin in what he claimed was an attempt to set it ablaze. He further claimed that the attackers were armed with pangas, sticks, and other weapons.
Hours later, the singer revealed that one of the individuals he had reportedly been travelling with died following the incident.
“Just like that, we lost a brother,” Saha posted.
Just Like that we lost a Brother
— King Saha (@kingsaha_256) May 18, 2026
Photos and videos circulating online appear to show a vehicle with shattered windows and visible damage following the alleged attack.
Saha also accused Pallaso of allegedly being “used” by powerful government figures to harm him, though he did not provide evidence to support the claim.
By the time of publication, Pallaso and his management had not publicly responded to the allegations.
Given the gravity of the claims, the circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear, and independent confirmation from authorities had not yet been established at the time of reporting.
Second time no luck.
Allah got me.
I choose peace, not FEAR pic.twitter.com/bxCis20b6y— King Saha (@kingsaha_256) May 17, 2026
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