TAKEAWAYS

• Ritah Danchall warns those who target Sheebah Karungi.
• She says Gloria Bugie was fortunate to respond calmly.
• Ritah says being recognised as a singer instead of a dancer remains a challenge.

Ugandan singer and dancer Ritah Danchall has warned anyone intending to attack her boss, Sheebah Karungi, saying they should be careful because she will not take such attacks lightly.

Ritah made the remarks following a heated verbal exchange involving singer Gloria Bugie and Crysto Panda. During the exchange, Crysto Panda appeared to side with Gloria Bugie, prompting Ritah to come out in defence of Sheebah.

The situation escalated after Gloria Bugie responded to Sheebah’s comments, with Ritah taking issue with what she considered an attack on her boss.

Ritah warned Gloria that she was fortunate to have handled the situation calmly, suggesting that things could have become much tougher had she responded differently.

“It is good that Gloria responded calmly because otherwise she would have faced it tough,” Ritah said.

She also issued a broader warning to anyone who might attempt to physically confront Sheebah, saying she would personally deal with them if she encountered them.

“If I find you one-on-one, I will discipline you badly,” Ritah warned.

Meanwhile, Ritah Danchall also opened up about her own music career and the challenge of being recognised as a singer.

She said many people still know her mainly as a dancer, despite her continued efforts to establish herself in music.

Ritah admitted that the process has been tiring and draining, but said she continues to put in the work because she wants her music to be appreciated on its own merit.

She added that if her music career fails to take off, she may eventually return to dancing full-time, despite her desire to succeed as a musician.

For now, Ritah remains focused on building her identity as both a dancer and singer.