Singer Alien Skin has ventured into the realm of politics by founding his very own Fangone Unity Platform (FUP). This move follows Alien Skin's recent decision to quit music in December, fueled by rival with Bobi Wine.
The catalyst for this shift in his career trajectory was Alien Skin's frustration with National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters who persistently encroached upon his musical realm with political critiques. Despite his explicit disinterest in politics, the relentless criticisms drove Alien Skin to make a daring leap into the political arena.
Even when urged by fellow musician and NUP leader Bobi Wine to join the NUP fold, Alien Skin stood firm, asserting that he's not seeking divine endorsements and recommended alternative candidates like Ronald Mayinja and Big Eye for NUP consideration, only for them to decline the offer as well.
The grand revelation unfolded at Fangone headquarters in Makindye, where Alien Skin, flanked by his proteges, unveiled the Fangone Unity Platform. In an entertaining display, they showcased alleged bulletproof vests and hats, injecting an aura of intrigue into the proceedings.
Rumors have begun to swirl, suggesting that some Members of Parliament, who harbor doubts about regaining NUP tickets for the upcoming parliamentary elections, are discreetly making their way to Fangone headquarters in Makindye, further amplifying the buzz surrounding Alien Skin's newfound political journey.
The launch of the Fangone Unity Platform marks a unique chapter in Alien Skin's life, bridging the gap between his celebrated music career and this thrilling foray into politics. As the political landscape continues to evolve, the FUP and its charismatic leader promise to bring a dash of entertainment and a hint of unpredictability to the arena. Stay tuned for more updates as this captivating journey unfolds.
No giving Up ..Twende pic.twitter.com/GFl4VfbZAl
— ALIEN SKIN OFFICIAL (@AlienSkinUg) October 22, 2023
