Alien Skin Alleges ‘Mayanjas’ Behind Plots to Destroy Him
Ugandan singer Patrick Mulwana, better known as Alien Skin, has dropped bombshell claims that powerful rivals in the music industry are plotting against him.
The pressure, he says, has become so intense that he is now considering quitting stage performances altogether.
During a TikTok live session on Wednesday, the Fangone Forest boss revealed that his rise to fame has been met with hostility.
The higher I climb, the more problems I face. I might disappear for a while. I would rather switch to online shows than continue performing on stages. I may even return to my mechanic job.
Alien Skin pointed to a recent incident in Iganga, where he was stoned during a show, insisting the attack was carefully planned.
The person who booked me for the Iganga show is the same person who picked Chameleone from the airport saying ‘the lion is back’. That meant they wanted me to die that night.
He further claimed that after seeking treatment in Nairobi, he later learnt that Chameleone had also flown there, though he did not disclose what followed.
Frustrated by what he describes as “targeted attacks,” Alien Skin asked his rivals to stop harassing his fans and focus on their own music.
He also warned that if anything happens to him, his supporters should demand justice.
Alien Skin’s rise from a mechanic to one of Uganda’s most talked-about artistes has been nothing short of dramatic.
His journey has been marked by robbery charges, public spats with fellow singer Pallaso, and accusations of mobilising gangs.
More recently, he has been linked to the death of dancer Wilfred Namuwaya, who was allegedly abducted and assaulted by people said to be connected to him.
Police this week announced they are searching for Alien Skin and close allies Commander Mdogo, Ibra Kabadiya and Mijagulo in connection with the killing.
The singer, however, has denied any involvement, insisting the accusations are part of a wider plan by his enemies to destroy his reputation and silence his music career.
