Kings Love boss , King Saha has urged fellow artist Eddy Kenzo to refrain from involving Bobi Wine in what he called “bogus talks.”
Saha’s warning came after Kenzo accused Bobi Wine of being one of the biggest challenges facing Uganda’s music industry.
King Saha made this revelation via his X (formerly Twitter), shortly after the two artists appeared to resolve their past differences during a recent performance together.
“Kenzo, you’re my brother, but STAY WARNED and avoid dragging Bobi Wine into your fake discussions,” Saha posted on X.
Kenzo had criticized Bobi Wine for allegedly injecting divisive politics into the music scene. According to Kenzo, while many artists are working to rebuild their relationship with the government, Bobi Wine seems determined to undermine these efforts.
Kenzo also questioned Bobi Wine’s leadership style, claiming his inflammatory language and speeches only created division among musicians.
It’s important to note that Kenzo has previously accused Bobi Wine of stealing his song ideas while they were both in the Firebase Crew.
In a recent interview, Kenzo accused Bobi Wine of altering his lyrics and translating his Luganda songs into English, presenting them as his own.
Kenzo cited ongoing disputes over song ownership and payment as the key reasons for his decision to leave the group.
