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Eddy Kenzo urges Police to handle King Saha and Pallaso matter

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Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) president Eddy Kenzo has said he will not personally intervene in the ongoing conflict between musicians King Saha and Pallaso.

Speaking about the clashes involving the two artists, Kenzo called upon security authorities and police to handle the matter and restore order within the music industry.

He explained that both King Saha and Pallaso are mature individuals who understand the reasons behind their disagreements, making it difficult for him to step in as a mediator.

“They are mature people and know the motive behind their fights. I will leave it to the authorities and police to take action. Personally, I cannot do much about it,” he explained.

Kenzo, however, expressed concern over the increasing number of conflicts within the entertainment industry, which he partly blamed on poor upbringing and lack of discipline among some individuals.

The comments come amid rising tensions between King Saha and Pallaso following a series of public accusations and alleged violent confrontations.

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