Going by the latest info we have gathered, Lugambo monger Isaac Kawalya, commonly known as Kaiyz, might be heading back to Kitalya University of Understanding for another course, any time from now.

This is after he unknowingly, angered singer Bruno K, to a point of no return.

Genesis…

About a fortnight ago, Bruno K found himself in a tight situation after his secret baby mama, Vanessa Kirabo, accused him of being a deadbeat dad.

As a way of fighting back, he revealed that he had requested Vanessa to carry out the DNA test of the kid, Seth Kigundu, which she declined. After fussing and fighting, Vanessa finally kowtowed and the pair took Keith for DNA test. The results which came out confirms that Bruno K is the rightful biological dad.

Kaiyz lands into hot soup…

After getting hold of Seth’s DNA results, on Friday morning, Kaiyz rushed to break the news on his social platforms. “Breaking! Finally, the recently tested DNA results are back and the child is owned, and fathered by singer Bruno K and Vanessa,” the Lugambo monger reported.

Although he is always active on Twitter, Bruno K took his time to respond as he presumably, thought of possible ways cracking the whip…and guess what? Bruno now vows to deal with Kaiyz, properly.

The singer reveals that he has already instructed his lawyer, Ivan Bwowe, to clip Kaiyz’s wings for tweeting confidential details of him and son, Seth.

“I have been silent for a while concerning the issues about my son Seth. But I will address that issue later. First, I am going to deal with Kaiyz. Who gave you permission to share my child’s Dna imprint and mine? Do you know how that’s dangerous for both of us, sir?” he started.

He continued, “I am going to be the last person you mess around with Kaiyz. So many people in this industry have let you play with them this time round, you will be hearing from my lawyer, Ivan Bwowe,” he wrote.

He later admitted that nobody loves his love child Seth more than he does.

If the law catches up with Kaiyz, he will inevitably enroll at Kitalya University of Understanding for the second time.