Teen Claims Musician Sizza Man Is His Father – Seeks to know his roots

– A young boy, believed to be in his early teens, has come forward in the media with claims that he is the biological son of Ugandan dancehall star Sizza Man, real name Sizza Yasser. The boy, accompanied by a concerned woman who says she has been taking care of him, expressed his desire to know his family and biological roots—particularly his clan and relatives. In a touching and emotional appeal, the teenager revealed that he received Sizza Man’s contact from his uncle, only identified as Pilot, who warned him not to inform the singer directly about their connection. Despite this warning, the boy says he reached out to the artist, but claims that Sizza Man has not been of help nor responsive to his requests. > “I just want to know where I come from, who my people are. I want to know my clan. I’m growing up and I don’t want to end up marrying my sister unknowingly,” the boy said during a recent media appearance. The caretaker woman, who has been housing the boy, expressed her frustration over the situation, stating that the child’s need to connect with his identity should not be ignored, especially as he reaches a critical stage in his life. Sizza Man, known for hits like Angella and Omudongo, has not yet publicly responded to the claims at the time of filing this story. Efforts by Kelele reporters to reach the artist for comment were still ongoing. This unfolding story has sparked mixed reactions among fans, with many urging the musician to come forward and take a DNA test if needed, not just for the sake of the child but to bring clarity and closure to the matter. The boy maintains that he is not chasing fame or money, but simply wants to avoid the cultural and social consequences that may arise from growing up without knowledge of his lineage. As the story continues to develop, many are watching closely to see whether Sizza Man will respond to the heartfelt plea from the alleged son—and possibly reunite a family torn apart by time and silence.