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King Saha denies receiving 300 million from Saleh

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Musician King Saha has vehemently refuted claims that he bagged Shs 300 million from Gen. Salim Saleh.

This came after the release of the list which has been circulating on social media.

He explained that he never put in a request for that amount of money.

King Saha said that he has never received a coin from the United Superstars Association where he happens to be a member.

“I haven’t received money as per the claims but my phone has been buzzing all day. It’s high time I open up,” King Saha partly wrote.

Saha has been receiving venomous backlash from NUP fans who have branded him as a double agent.

He sings praises for Bobi Wine during the day and at night, he dines with sevo’s brother, Salim Saleh.

Other musicians on the infamous list include Chameleone, Pallaso, Bebe Cool, Bafana, Weasel, and Kabako among others.

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