Alien Skin served 30-Day eviction notice over Shs36 million rent and water bill arrears

What the report says

Ugandan singer Alien Skin has reportedly been served a 30-day eviction notice over alleged unpaid rent and water bills totaling Shs36 million. In a notice dated October 26, 2026, landlord Isaac Katurebe said the tenancy is being ended after what he described as a prolonged failure to meet rental obligations at the property occupied by the musician, whose legal name is listed as Patrick Mulwana.

According to the notice cited by Sqoop Uganda, the tenancy agreement required monthly rent of Shs2.25 million. Katurebe alleges the singer has gone 12 consecutive months without paying rent, creating arrears of Shs27 million, while unpaid water charges add another Shs9 million. The document says earlier reminders and notices had not resolved the issue, prompting the landlord to move toward termination under Uganda’s Landlord and Tenant Act, 2022.

The notice reportedly gives Alien Skin until November 26, 2026, to clear the alleged debt or leave the premises and remove his belongings. It also warns that legal action and other enforcement steps could follow if he does not comply. Sqoop Uganda said it was not immediately clear whether the singer had responded to or disputed the claims.

The case highlights the financial and legal pressures that can arise in landlord-tenant disputes, particularly involving public figures, though the article did not report any court filing or independent verification of the amounts claimed.