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Saha warned over Radio’s songs

bySunrise Rafiki
December 3, 2018
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Diehard fans of the late Moses Sekiboggo aka Mosey Radio under the umbrella of Radio military force have warned King Saha to leave the late Radio’s songs and focus on other things if he has failed to compose his own music.

This was issued through a “To whom it may concern poster” that had both Radio’s and Saha’s pictures and captioned.

‘Let Moses Radio rest in peace. #freeradiomusic. King Saha leave Radio’s songs for his Kids.’

This was shared on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter with claims that Saha had almost fallen off the top charts list and only made a comeback using the fallen composer’s songs that he left un released. The mixed emotions were fuelled by Saha’s song Biribiri, his collabo with Weasel for the Mpa love fame, which songs he has followed with Bambi where he sounds more like Radio thea Saha.

It should be remembered that the late Mozey Radio left more than one hundred songs on his hard drive. The force claims that Saha is releasing the same songs that were left by Radio on the same hard drive.

Rafiki is still keeping his ears on the ground to keep you posted.

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