Sheebah defends Crysto Panda, tells him to leave Gloria Bugie to God

What the report says

Singer Sheebah Karungi has weighed in on the public dispute involving Crysto Panda and Gloria Bugie, urging Panda to step back from the confrontation and leave the matter to God. According to Sqoop Uganda, her remarks came after Bugie allegedly referenced deeply personal losses in the argument, including the death of Panda’s child and parents, which Sheebah strongly condemned as an unacceptable line to cross in a public spat.

Sheebah said grief should not be used as a tool in disagreement, and she used unusually strong language to criticize that approach. She also said she had personally contacted Panda the previous day to encourage him to stop engaging publicly, describing him as someone she considers decent and capable of walking away from the exchange. Her message acknowledged that he may be angry and hurt, but argued that continuing to respond online would only keep the conflict alive.

The singer also addressed the common view that men should avoid public arguments with women, saying that principle should not be mistaken for permission to endure cruelty or personal attacks. She framed her comments around basic human decency rather than gender, insisting that Panda deserves empathy and respect as a person. The intervention adds another voice to an entertainment feud that has drawn attention in Uganda’s music scene, though Sqoop Uganda’s report does not indicate any formal resolution between the two.