Singer Lil Pazo In Critical Condition After Getting Sick In Gulu

Local singer Mukasa Yasin popularly known as Lil Pazo is in a critical situation and currently hospitalized in Gulu barracks hospital. Kadongo Kamu singer Abdu Mulaasi revealed during an interview with Spark TV.

Lil Pazo got critically ill while in Gulu where he had gone to attend a meeting with Chameleone’s Superstars association that had gone to meet Gen Salim Saleh. Abdu Mulaasi said that while in the parking lot, he noticed Lil Pazo’s car but couldn’t see him around.

He decided to look for him and found him in a nearby banana plantation where he was wailing due to the pain he was in.

The singer added that he asked the woman who was around what had happened to Lil Pazo and she told him he was going to ease himself but failed to.

“I saw Lil Pazo’s car around but couldn’t notice his whereabouts. I looked around and found him nearby clutching his trousers and crying in pain. We took him to the meeting premises and the general called an ambulance which took him to the hospital. We however left him there. But he’s critically ill because it seems the ulcers turned into wounds.” Abdu Mulaasi said.

His hospital ordeal

Lil Pazzo later in a phone interview narrated how he was in too much pain. He said that the doctors had told him that he has a hole in the intestines.

The singer who seemed sorrowful lamented how he is going to die because the doctors at the hospital have neglected him.

He said that they are after money and had told him they won’t render any assistance until they get money.

Lil Pazo who is one of the spokespeople of Chameleone’s superstars association said that the doctors want money from Gen Saleh so that he can be transported to Kampala.

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