Ugandan musician Bula Biso, known for his hit song “Muko Wa Swagger,” has announced that he will stop publicly supporting fellow singer King Saha following an alleged incident in which he claims the musician’s security team prevented him from greeting the singer.
In a message directed at King Saha, whose real name is Mansur Ssemanda, Bula Biso said he had approached the singer to exchange greetings but was stopped by security personnel. He also claimed King Saha appeared not to recognise him.
Bula Biso said the incident had left him feeling disregarded despite the support he claimed to have given the singer over time.
He denied that his support had been motivated by financial gain, saying he had received only Shs40,000 from King Saha.
“I didn’t want your money,” he said.
The singer said he would stop liking, sharing and commenting on King Saha’s videos on social media, signalling an end to his public show of support for the musician.
“From now I understand my value,” Bula Biso wrote, while maintaining that he still loved King Saha despite the apparent disagreement.
King Saha is known for songs including “Mpa Love” and is an established figure in Uganda’s music industry.
Neither King Saha nor his management had publicly responded to Bula Biso’s claims at the time of publication. The alleged incident has not been independently verified.
It remains unclear whether the two musicians have communicated privately following the reported encounter.
