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A Ugandan singer was forced to take action after a fan inappropriately touched her while she was performing.
The singer, known as Vinka, was performing in South Sudan when a fan who was standing right underneath her reached out to touch her in between her legs.
Vinka who was visibly angry by the fan's action kicked him continuously till security pulled her away.
However, the mother of one did not let the incident stop her from finishing her performance. In a video that has gone viral, she went right back to performing after the incident.
Many fans applauded Vinka, born Veronica Luggya, with some saying "it serves him right."
"She did the right thing. Why touch her inappropriately? Fine moves girl👏👏👏👏," another wrote on Instagram.
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