Ugandan singer and songwriter Sama Sojah, real name Kizito Ivan Tony, has opened up about his alleged experience with witchcraft in the music industry, claiming mysterious creatures were repeatedly found at his home.
Speaking during a recent interview, Sama Sojah said his career had started taking shape before things suddenly began falling apart, which he attributed to what he believed was witchcraft.
The singer claimed that on two different occasions, strange animals were mysteriously found at his home.
Describing the creatures, Sama Sojah said they appeared to be aquatic animals resembling snakes, although they had legs.
He said he suspected that a fellow musician could have been behind the alleged incidents because of his achievements and progress in the music industry.
According to Sama Sojah, the experience became so frightening that he eventually left his former residence with his wife and daughter and moved to another place.
“It is an aquatic thing. It looks like a snake. It has legs. They have so far sent me two of these and they come to my home. Never play with musicians. Do not joke with them,” he said.
The singer claimed that he had video footage of the alleged creatures and credited God for helping him after he first encountered them.
“I have all these things on video. God just helped me when I saw them first. That is why I left my home,” he added.
Sama Sojah also claimed that he experienced disturbing incidents in his dreams, saying he received what he interpreted as a serious warning not to return to his former residence.
“They even came to my dreams and warned me never to step back there. It was a serious warning but I was dead asleep,” he said.
Following the alleged experiences, the singer said he decided to cut communication and dealings with certain people in the music industry.
Sama Sojah’s claims add to a long-running conversation among Ugandan musicians about alleged witchcraft and other unexplained experiences within the entertainment industry.
Several other artists, including Grace Nakimera, Pinky, Pretty Banks and Aroma, have previously spoken publicly about experiences they associate with the darker side of the music industry.
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