Ugandan singer Alien Skin could lose his rented residence in Makindye, Kampala, following claims that he has accumulated rent arrears amounting to approximately Shs36 million.
The Fangone Forest boss, whose real name is Patrick Mulwana, is reportedly facing eviction after his landlord, Isaac Katubere, issued a notice demanding payment of the outstanding rent.
According to an eviction notice dated October 26, 2026, the singer allegedly accumulated the debt over a period of 12 months. The notice reportedly gives him 20 days to clear the outstanding balance, warning that failure to comply could lead to further legal action.

The property is located in Sempa Zone, Makindye, and is described in the report as an upscale residence. Alien Skin reportedly rented the premises in December 2025, with the property also serving as a base for members of his Fangone Forest crew.
The latest development could leave the singer and his associates searching for alternative accommodation if the reported arrears are not settled.
The notice reportedly sets November 26, 2026, as the deadline for Alien Skin to vacate the premises. However, the singer has not publicly responded to the eviction claims in the information available.
It is not yet clear whether the parties have reached an agreement over the outstanding rent or whether formal court proceedings have been initiated.

For now, the reported Shs36 million dispute puts the singer’s Makindye residence under scrutiny, with the November 26 deadline emerging as a key date in the matter.
Entertainment Page One will follow any further developments. Read full details at epageone.com.
