The brewing concert war between singer King Saha and his former mentor Jose Chameleone has taken a shocking turn after Saha publicly distanced himself from reports linking him to a December 4th concert date.
For days, entertainment circles had been buzzing with claims that the two music heavyweights were preparing for a massive face-off after reports emerged suggesting both camps were eyeing the same date for major concerts.
But King Saha has now poured cold water on the speculation.
In a firm response, the singer reportedly stated that he has no intentions whatsoever of staging a concert on December 4th, effectively dismissing suggestions that he was competing with Chameleone for the date.
The statement comes amid reports that Chameleone had already secured a venue for his planned show and was allegedly willing to allow Saha access to the same arrangements in an effort to avoid unnecessary tension within the industry.
However, Saha’s response makes it clear that he is not interested in any venue handout narrative and wants no part in the alleged concert clash.
The development has sparked fresh debate among fans, especially given the long and complicated history between the two stars. Chameleone is widely credited for helping launch Saha’s career through the Leone Island camp before the pair eventually drifted apart over the years.
With Saha now distancing himself from the December 4th date, the much-talked-about musical showdown appears to be losing steam before it could even reach the stage.
Still, in Uganda’s unpredictable entertainment industry, fans know one thing for sure, the final chapter of this story may not have been written yet.