Forty days of City Musician Alien Skin could have come to an end, as police are seriously hunting him and his Fungon killers on murder charges, Spyreports has learnt.
According to information obtained by Spyreports, on Saturday in Kizungu Ndebba village, Alien Skin allegedly ordered the beating of his former Fungon staff member, Namuwaya Wilfred, which ultimately led to his death.
Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokesperson SSS Patrick Onyango said Alien Skin instructed one of his bodyguards, identified as Musumali, to pick Namuwaya from his home and bring him to the Fungon basement. “Upon receiving orders, Musumali rushed to Namuwaya’s home, picked him like a grasshopper, and delivered him to the basement,” Onyango explained.
Upon arrival at the basement, Alien Skin reportedly asked the deceased who had allowed him to leave the Fungon base without consent. “Can you discipline him now such that it serves as a lesson to those who wish to leave Fungon without my consent?” Alien Skin allegedly ordered.
The team then began beating Namuwaya to the point of death. He was later taken from the basement and dumped in Ndebba near his home. Local residents, who saw him in a critical condition, rushed him to Mulago Hospital, where he died a day later.
Police say the murder case has been opened under reference number SD/20/09/25 at Ndebba Police Station. Authorities further revealed that two weeks ago, Alien Skin had been ordering his bodyguards to storm the homes of people who abandoned Fungon and assault them.
Some of the wanted Fungon commanders include Mudogo, Ibra Kabadeya, and Jaguro, among others. “No one has the right to force anybody to stay in his camp. No contract was signed, no appointment letters issued, and no salary put up, so people are free to leave when they want. This should not be taken as a crime,” Onyango added.
Police have confirmed that all those mentioned will be arrested and taken to court on murder charges.
This case has drawn widespread attention, raising concerns about the abuse of power and violent practices within the Fungon group. Authorities are calling on anyone with information about the suspects’ whereabouts to come forward.
