TAKEAWAYS

• Spice Diana appealed for peace between Pallaso and King Saha.
• The feud intensified after their reported clash at Suprema Selonje in Nakulabye.
• King Saha alleged an attack on his vehicle and questioned delayed police intervention.

Musician Spice Diana has appealed for peace between fellow singers Pallaso and King Saha following the growing tension and violent incidents linked to their fallout.

The singer expressed concern over the worsening situation, revealing that she spent time with both artistes at separate events over the weekend and witnessed firsthand how serious the standoff has become.

The conflict between Pallaso and King Saha first grabbed headlines after a physical altercation reportedly broke out during last week’s Supremacy Lounge event in Nakulabye. Since then, the dispute has continued to spiral, raising alarm among fans and fellow entertainers.

Matters escalated further last night after footage surfaced online showing King Saha’s damaged vehicle with shattered windows and broken glass. While initial reports suggested it had been involved in an accident, Saha later took to social media claiming that the damage resulted from an alleged attack.

According to Saha, Pallaso and a group of armed goons allegedly confronted him and attempted to harm him. The singer further questioned why authorities had not yet stepped in despite the seriousness of the claims.

The developments have sparked intense debate among the public, with supporters taking sides while others are urging law enforcement and industry stakeholders to intervene before the situation worsens.

“King Saha and Pallaso, I pray you get to resolve everything peacefully. Even today I was with Pallaso on the same show in Kamengo, the other one with King Saha in Kigangaizi where he didn’t get to perform because of their incident. It’s so sad to see this happening. Bambi tubagala muli balamu, plz plz,” said Spice Diana on social media.

Spice Diana’s plea reflects growing concern within the entertainment industry, with many hoping the two musicians can settle their differences peacefully before the conflict results in serious harm.