Alien Skin-Am going to find out why Gudo left Fangone forest

Controversial dancehall artist Patrick Mulwana a.k.a Alien Skin has admitted that he was unaware young talented superstar champion Gudo and his elder brother Swahaba Champ left his Makindye-based home Fagone Forest.

During an interview on the Kasanga-based radio and TV station Galaxy FM, the Sitya Danger singer reassured his fans that he is going to make research and find out the real reason why his young friend Champion Gudo and his elder brother Swahaba Champ left.

” Have not been aware that champion Gudo and his brother Swahaba Champ left Fangone Forest. But since you have informed me, am going to make some research and find out why they left. Even I don’t stay at my home often. So sometimes am not aware of what takes place . So whenever am not around some people use that opportunity to do whatever they want. ” he explained

” At my home, I don’t research, there are people specifically who are responsible for doing the research, so am going to task them to carry out the duty.” Alien Skin explained

However,  during an interview recorded by YouTuber SB4, with Swahaba Champ an elder brother to the young superstar Champion Gudo. He narrated that they were chased away from Fagone Forest without any reason or wrongdoing.

” I realized that the environment was no longer conducive for me since most of the group members no longer wanted to talk to me. Even the Fangone Boss Alien Skin was always busy and his moods had changed. He was no longer the jolly person I knew anymore. Swahaba Champ said

It should be remembered that Alien Skin has been the caretaker of the young family after they were abandoned by their parents due to poverty and infidelity issues.

Alien Skin also promised to construct a house for their mother and help to uplift their careers until they are mature enough to take care of themselves.

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