King Saha says his home has an ‘Enemy wall’ that everyone must respect

What the report says

Ugandan singer King Saha is drawing attention after saying he keeps an “enemy wall” at his home, where he posts the names and photos of people he believes have wronged him. In remarks reported by Sqoop Uganda, he said the wall is meant to make sure his household knows who he considers an enemy, and that family members are expected to treat those people as such.

Saha explained that the list is not fixed. He said he adds names when disputes arise and removes them if he later reconciles with someone. He also suggested that his children do not need to know the details behind every disagreement, only that the person on the wall is not to be trusted as part of the family circle.

The musician went further by saying he would be upset if his children did not share his stance toward his enemies. He also linked the wall to his personal setbacks, saying he sometimes believes people on the list may be behind missed jobs or lost financial opportunities.

According to Sqoop Uganda, his comments have prompted mixed reactions online, with some readers treating the idea as humorous and others questioning whether children should inherit adult disputes. The remarks add to the wider public interest in celebrity personal lives and how such comments can quickly spark debate on social media.