Singer Mansur Ssemanda, popularly known as King Saha, has launched a verbal attack on renowned events organiser Abitex, telling him to stop offering unsolicited advice about his personal life and career.

The outspoken singer made his feelings known during a TikTok Live session, where he openly called out Abitex for what he described as excessive familiarity and repeatedly advising him on matters he believes he can handle himself.

King Saha insisted that he is fully aware of the mistakes he has made in life and does not need Abitex constantly reminding him of his shortcomings or interpreting his challenges as signs of an impending downfall.

“Abtex, stop your familiarity and don’t advise me, please. You also know the mistakes you have made in life, but just don’t mind me. The good thing is that, in your view, everything I do is my downfall, but don’t mind me, please. When I eventually face my downfall, you will remain in the industry and enjoy it.”

He went on to question why Abitex appeared comfortable spending his time dressed in suits while discussing his affairs and offering advice he does not consider helpful.

According to the singer, Abitex was nowhere to be seen when he needed his support, and he therefore sees no reason why the events organiser should now be overly concerned about his challenges.

“Abtex, I can see you’re very fine and comfortable waking up, dressing in your suits and starting to discuss me. When I needed you, you didn’t show up. Now where I am, I’m very fine and I don’t need you now. Don’t be stressed or pressured about my challenges. Just enjoy life to the fullest. You’re very fine; don’t be under pressure.”

King Saha further challenged Abitex to focus on organising his programmes and advising other upcoming musicians instead of repeatedly making him the subject of discussion.

He also insisted that his remarks were not simply an attempt to vent his frustrations but rather a genuine plea for Abitex to stop offering him advice that he believes does not work for him.

“You mean you can’t hold a programme without advising me? Can’t you do a programme and advise others to surpass Saha? This is not all about venting my frustration to feel good. But I don’t want to notch your age while stressing the youth and exchanging words. I plead with you that the advice you’re giving me doesn’t work on my side.”