By Enock Katamba | Uncovered UG News
Published: February 20, 2026
Ugandan female content creator has ignited intense online debate after Alite Crystal publicly claimed that she has launched what she described as a business involving physically confronting men accused of infidelity, abuse, or other misconduct.
The remarks, made during a podcast interview, have drawn both condemnation and support, with critics warning against vigilantism and supporters arguing the comments highlight frustrations around domestic abuse.
When asked whether the idea was just a joke, Crystal was quick to shut it down.
“No, no, no. It’s a real business. It’s my latest,” she said confidently.
According to her, women reach out to her through TikTok, accusing their partners of infidelity, scamming, violence, or neglect. Crystal claims she and a group she works with physically discipline the men as a way of “reforming” them.
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“So I recently started a business where I beat men,” she said. “You are in a violent relationship. This boyfriend is trying to scam you. He’s cheating on you. He’s beating you up. It’s actually given me more money than any content creation gig has ever given me.”
Crystal went on to thank her TikTok followers for turning the idea into what she described as a profitable venture.
“I’ve gotten so many clients from TikTok, and I’m so grateful. You guys have really kept the lights on in my house,” she said.
In one of the more shocking moments of the interview, she explained how clients allegedly direct her to bars and local hangouts.
“These men who go out and drink, and then they are at a random kafunda, they just point me towards the kafunda. Jump on a call with me. My number is in my bio on TikTok. Wake me up at midnight to beat a man. Please, please give me the opportunity,” she added.
Crystal says she has set a bold target for herself.
“I want to be able to beat at least a thousand men by 2027,” she declared. “If I can do that as a businesswoman, that’s good enough.”
She further claimed she hopes to work with police, saying that after confronting the men, she would want to hand over those accused of serious crimes.
“After beating you up, I want to drag you to the police and say, ‘This one has been beating up a pregnant woman… this one raped a girl…’ I’m literally going to punish men for sure. It’s not a joke.”
Her remarks have since sparked heated debate online. While some supporters argue that abusive men deserve to be exposed and punished, critics warn that taking the law into one’s own hands could escalate violence and land those involved in legal trouble.
written by @enock katamba
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