Musician King Saha has given young talent Junior Saha the go-ahead to trade under his image as long as he doesn’t use it to commit a crime.
Junior Saha, real name Musa Diriisa Ssebudde, resembles King Saha, but with almost the same voice. Most people can easily mistake him for King Saha, but they are different and unrelated.
In an interview with Sanyuka TV, King Saha revealed that he has no problem with the junior version of himself as long as he uses this chance to improve his life. He encouraged Junior Saha to emulate his humble and down-to-earth character.
“As long as he doesn’t use my image to do terrible things. I hope he doesn’t ruin my name and instead uses it to develop himself and his family. I’m okay with that. But it will be so bad if he engages in crime under my name; it will be unfortunate because I’m a humble and down-to-earth. I wouldn’t want anyone to come in my name with a different character,” King Saha.
Junior Saha, in previous interviews, hinted at the possibility that they could be related through his father, Mzee Juma, but no known confirmation has proved this to be a fact.
He says that because of his resemblance, Junior Saha was forced to visit King Saha at his Nakawuka home, but held back from asking him to do a DNA test. He, however, praises him for giving him a listening ear and not bashing him and throwing him out of his house.
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Junior Saha says he started admiring and drawing inspiration from King Saha since the time he released his hit song ‘Signal’.
