Ugandan music star Kalifah Aganaga has publicly criticized fellow artist Alien Skin following the tragic death of a top dancer in Kampala, who was also a close friend of Kalifah. The dancer reportedly died under circumstances now being investigated by Uganda Police.
On Tuesday, authorities confirmed that Alien Skin is under investigation for murder. Several alleged accomplices have also been named, including Ibrah Kabadiya, commander Mudongo, and Mijagulo. The case has quickly captured national attention.
Kalifah Aganaga, once on friendly terms with Alien Skin, has now joined a growing list of critics. In a video circulating widely on social media, he expressed his frustration, saying, “I warned you, and no one cared about that. You are going through hard times, and the worst is yet to come.” He urged Alien Skin to take control of his associates to prevent further tragedy.
Describing the singer’s group as dangerous, Kalifah stressed that the risk extends not only to outsiders but also to Alien Skin himself. He warned that failure to manage his gang could result in more tragic incidents.
The dancer’s death has strained the relationship between the two musicians and highlighted tensions within Kampala’s music scene. Public reaction has been intense, with fans expressing shock and disappointment online while debating issues of safety, responsibility, and the influence of music groups in the city.
Authorities continue to investigate the matter, and formal murder charges have been filed against Alien Skin and his alleged accomplices. Legal analysts note that the case may take months to reach trial due to its complexity.
Kalifah’s statement serves as both a warning and a call for accountability, underscoring the dangers of reckless behavior and the consequences of associating with dangerous individuals.
As the investigation progresses, Kampala’s music community remains on edge, with fans and fellow artists hoping for justice for the deceased dancer while reflecting on the responsibilities that come with fame.
