Ugandan singer Kalifah Aganaga has publicly condemned fellow musician Alien Skin following the death of a top dancer in Kampala, who was a close friend of Kalifah. The dancer reportedly died under suspicious circumstances, prompting a police investigation.
On Tuesday, authorities confirmed that Alien Skin and his alleged gang members—including Ibrah Kabadiya, commander Mudongo, and Mijagulo—are facing murder charges.
Kalifah, once on friendly terms with Alien Skin, has now issued a stern warning. In a video widely shared on social media, he said, “I warned you, and no one cared about that. You are going through hard times, and the worst is yet to come,” emphasizing the need for the singer to control his gang to prevent further tragedy.
He added that the group’s reckless behavior poses danger not only to outsiders but also to Alien Skin himself, cautioning that failing to manage them could result in more tragic incidents.
The events have strained the relationship between the two musicians, turning what was once friendly into tense conflict. Fans and the public have expressed shock and disappointment, with many calling for justice for the deceased dancer.
Police continue to investigate the case, and legal experts warn that the proceedings may take time due to the complexity of the matter.
Kalifah’s message serves as a stern reminder to artists and their associates about the consequences of irresponsible behavior, highlighting the importance of discipline and accountability in both personal and professional life.
As the investigation unfolds, Kampala’s music community watches closely, emphasizing safety, responsibility, and justice for the deceased dancer while hoping to prevent similar incidents in the future.
