Luga-flow singer Gravity Omutujju has been dragged into an alleged Shs200 million SACCO money dispute involving his father-in-law, with Kisa Kya Mukama calling on the musician to help push for repayment.
Kisa Kya Mukama raised the issue during a media interview, saying he became aware of the alleged financial dispute only after Gravity, accompanied by fellow singer Catherine Kusasira, reportedly visited his office seeking his intervention over his father-in-law’s release.
According to Kisa Kya Mukama, the money in question allegedly belongs to a SACCO whose members entrusted their savings to the organisation.
He also used the situation to draw a pointed comparison to Gravity’s long-running demands for fellow musician Bebe Cool to pay an alleged debt.
“Tell Gravity Omutujju to tell his father-in-law to pay.”
Kisa said his main concern was the alleged money owed to the SACCO rather than the political affiliations of the people involved.
“We also demand his father-in-law to pay.”
The comments add an awkward twist to the controversy, particularly because Gravity has publicly pushed for accountability over money he says Bebe Cool owes. Kisa effectively turned that same demand toward Gravity’s family, urging the singer’s father-in-law to address the alleged SACCO loss.
Kisa further claimed that he was not interested in whether the accused man had political connections or affiliations, saying the priority should be recovering the money allegedly lost by the SACCO.
The affected SACCO members are reportedly concerned about the alleged loss because the funds were contributed as savings and were expected to remain available for members to use in their businesses and other financial needs.
However, the allegations remain claims, and the account provided does not include a response from Gravity Omutujju’s father-in-law or his side of the dispute. There is also no independent confirmation in the supplied material establishing that the Shs200 million was actually swindled.
For now, the central issue is whether the alleged Shs200 million will be recovered and what steps will follow in the dispute involving the SACCO and Gravity Omutujju’s father-in-law.