King Saha has fired back at fellow musician and sound engineer Viboyo after remarks made about him apparently rubbed the “Zakayo” hitmaker the wrong way.
During a live performance at a show where he had been booked, King Saha abruptly turned part of his set into a public message directed at Viboyo, making claims about the singer’s mental health and urging the audience not to take his statements seriously.
“There’s a guy called Viboyo; he is mentally disturbed, please. When you spot him, don’t take him seriously because he is crazy.”
King Saha continued by telling people not to confront or attack Viboyo over his remarks.
“Don’t beat him, don’t blame him, and don’t comment wrongly. Viboyo is crazy.”
The singer then said he had only recently learned about what he described as Viboyo’s challenges and claimed he intended to offer him assistance.
“I didn’t know, but I just got to learn about his challenges. So, I’m going to try and help him.”
He added that he would work to support Viboyo, describing himself as someone with a “merciful heart.”
King Saha’s comments have drawn attention because the response appeared to combine a sharp personal jab with an appeal for people to show Viboyo sympathy rather than hostility.
The apparent tension between the two musicians is linked in the supplied material to remarks Viboyo allegedly made about King Saha being a son-in-law of the first family. Those comments reportedly referenced King Saha’s child with Racheal Kente, identified in the material as the daughter of Gen. Saleh.
For now, Viboyo’s reported remarks and King Saha’s response have pushed the disagreement into the public eye. However, the supplied material does not include a direct response from Viboyo to King Saha’s latest comments.
That leaves the next move in the apparent feud hanging in the air — and King Saha has already made his position clear on stage.