04/01/2025
Alien Skin Lands in Serious Trouble as Ugandan Bouncers Take Action After Shócking Allegations
The Uganda National Bouncers Federation has raised serious accusations against popular musician Alien Skin, calling for his immediate arrest over claims of leading violent gangs that have caused harm to their members.
In a video shared by the Daily Monitor on their verified X handle, Umar Bulega, the federation's president, accused Alien Skin of masterminding acts of violence and intimidation targeting bouncers. He also called on the police to release dozens of bouncers who were reportedly arrested while trying to meet Alien Skin at his Kampala residence.
Bulega expressed concern over the safety of their members, stating that they could no longer tolerate the terror unleashed on their people by Alien Skin's gang and urged the police to act swiftly in bringing him and his group to justice.
The federation alleges that Alien Skin’s gang has been causing physical harm to their members and damaging property, making it difficult for them to operate safely. This is not the first time the musician has been linked to such controversies.
In January 2025, Alien Skin’s residence in the Makindye Division of Kampala was attacked, allegedly by fellow musician Pallaso and his associates.
The incident left several injured and caused significant destruction. Prior to that, in November 2024, Alien Skin faced accusations of assaulting staff at St. Francis Hospital Nsambya. He was reportedly angered by the death of his colleague, Jerome Tumwesigye, and was later charged with grievous harm alongside his bodyguard, Julius Mugabi.
The musician’s troubles don’t end there. On September 28, 2024, he was accused of robbing Salim Mubiru in Makindye Division. Mubiru claimed Alien Skin and his associates stole his iPhone 15, cash, and a wallet, leaving him in shock.
The federation says it is tired of the repeated incidents and is demanding accountability. Bule
