Singer King Saha has in recent days found himself at the center of controversy following a series of violent confrontations involving fellow musician Pallaso.
The wrangles began during MC Scorpion’s show at Supremacy Lounge, where tensions escalated after King Saha claimed that Pallaso’s gang attacked members of his camp, leading to a fierce exchange between the two sides.
Days later, the singer survived another frightening incident when unknown assailants attacked him and vandalized his car while he was heading to perform at a show on the outskirts of Kampala.
However, Saha and his crew managed to escape unharmed.
Following the incident, concerned fans flocked to his home in Nakawuka to show support, delivering food items and other gifts as a sign of love and solidarity.
Speaking to the press, King Saha revealed that he is now planning to organize special Dua prayers for his life after several Sheikhs and close friends advised him to seek spiritual protection.
“Sometimes we fail to realize the value of our own lives, but the people around us remind us how important we are. Many times we live recklessly and ignore some of the dangerous incidents we go through. We have endured many attacks and simply moved on.”
He added that the planned prayers were suggested by his Sheikhs from Kyotera, who felt it was important to pray for his safety and wellbeing.
“I’m planning Dua prayers for my life and I will communicate the details soon. My Sheikhs from Kyotera requested to pray for me.”
King Saha also reflected on the tragic deaths of musicians such as Mowzey Radio and AK 47, saying such incidents should remind artists and fans to value life more seriously.
“That’s how Satan came through and took away the lives of our friends like Mowzey Radio and AK 47 among others. I thank God for the friends who see value in me even when I don’t. Whoever supports an artist should continue pushing their brand positively and avoid involving them in disputes.”
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