Ugandan musician King Saha has accused fellow singer Pallaso of attempted murder following an alleged violent confrontation involving a car attack, escalating tensions between two of Uganda’s most prominent music stars.
King Saha claimed the incident occurred after a heated disagreement, alleging that Pallaso intentionally used a vehicle in a manner that endangered his life. The singer said the confrontation left him fearing for his safety and prompted calls for police intervention.
According to sources close to the artists, the dispute is believed to stem from ongoing tensions within Uganda’s entertainment industry, where rivalries between musicians have increasingly played out publicly on social media and during performances.
In statements circulating online, King Saha accused Pallaso of acting recklessly and demanded justice, describing the incident as an attempted attack rather than a misunderstanding. Videos and reactions related to the alleged confrontation have since spread widely across Ugandan social media platforms, sparking debate among fans.
Pallaso had not publicly responded to the allegations at the time of publication. It also remains unclear whether formal criminal charges have been filed or whether police investigations are underway.
The incident has triggered concern among fans and industry stakeholders, with some calling for calm and reconciliation between the two artists. Others have urged authorities to investigate the claims thoroughly to establish the facts surrounding the alleged car attack.
King Saha and Pallaso are both influential figures in Uganda’s music industry and have built large fan bases across East Africa. Their latest dispute has quickly become one of the most talked-about entertainment stories in Uganda.
The controversy continues to dominate online discussions as supporters from both camps await official statements and possible legal action.
