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“I can't accept a battle with anyone,” she said in a media interview when she was asked if she would consider battling anyone in the industry.
“You can go for a battle if you're not sure of yourself. I don't need a battle because I know who I am. Battles are for lazy people.”
A battle is set to go down on September 15 as Sheebah Karungi, who is said be her arch-rival faces off with Cindy Sanyu at Kololo Airstrip in Kampala.
A few days ago, Diana took to social media to send a cryptic message in which she hit at a “fake feminist” and “snake” and some observers believed she was taking a jibe at Sheebah.
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Karungi is the only Ugandan female singer who’s been candid about her support of feminist values and Cindy has also previously taken a jibe at her for it.
But Spice Diana said she wasn’t hitting at her, as she didn’t mention any names. That she just left it to the fans to draw their own conclusions.
Meanwhile, Gravity Omutujju said he is planning to organise a battle between Sheebah and Diana when his show gets done.
“After my show, I'll organise a battle between King Sheebah and Spice Diana,” said Gravity Omutujju who will be performing at Lugogo Cricket Oval in Okwepicha Concert on Saturday, September 2.
“I'll sit with both managements and we come up with a deal.”
He said that if Sheebah refuses to battle Spice, he'll pit Spice against Jowy Landa, Nina Roz and Vivian Tendo.
Gravity believes Diana is below Sheebah’s league.