King Saha On His Next Move In Case Gov’t Stops His Concert In Kampala

Singer King Saha real name Ssemanda Mansour has revealed his next move in case the government stops his concert in Kampala city next year. He said he knows that they listen to him and monitor him.

They can do anything to stop his concert from happening if they want to.

The singer made this statement following his close affiliation to National Unity Platform (NUP) president and singer Bobi Wine.

King Saha has also been outspoken, especially on his social media platforms regarding government issues. He is always posting and calling them out.

According to the talented singer, the government doesn’t like people who speak up especially those who call them out for their wrongs.

In order to punish him, he said he knows they can stop his concert at the last minute. However, he already has a plan of what next. As a creative artist, King Saha said he has already explored the option of having a concert in the village in Kyotera.

He stated;

“I know this government can stop my concert here anytime if they want to. And I already know what I can do and if they stop it I already have Kyotera organized. I will go there and sing for my fans,”

It should be noted that artists who openly and actively support Bobi Wine have been seen as a problem. In one way or another, sometimes Police interfere with their concerts.

Bobi Wine himself was banned from holding any concerts in the country by the government. They claim his concerts are a threat to national security. The same reasoning, however, seems not to apply when the likes of Eddy Kenzo, Bebe Cool, etc hold concerts.

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