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• Grace Khan says she may replace Grannah’s Logosi name with Bujjingo.
• She says Grannah is in good hands with Bujjingo and Susan Makula’s family.
• Grace says she has moved on from her long-running issues with Prince Omar and is rebuilding her music career.

Musician Grace Khan has revealed that she is considering removing her daughter Grannah’s Logosi name and replacing it with Bujjingo, saying her child’s biological father, Prince Omar, no longer adds value to either of their lives.

Grace said she has found peace after choosing to let go of matters surrounding Omar and his family, while expressing confidence in the family of Pastor Bujjingo and his wife, Susan Makula, who she says are taking good care of Grannah.

“I’m happy I gave my daughter to Bujjingo and Susan Makula’s family. They are doing a very good job looking after her,” Grace said.

The singer added that she is no longer worried about what would happen to her daughter should anything happen to her, because she believes Grannah is in safe hands.

“Anytime I can remove the name and put Bujjingo’s name. I’m not worried, because even if I died today, I know my daughter is in good hands,” she said.

Grace maintained that her decision is not driven by hatred or a grudge against Omar. Instead, she said she has chosen to focus on her own life and allow him to follow his own path.

She also wished Omar well, saying they are being taken in different directions by life and she hopes they both succeed.

Grace and Omar have previously had a highly publicised dispute surrounding Grannah’s paternity. Omar initially denied being the child’s father before later acknowledging paternity, although their relationship subsequently remained strained.

Grace, who recently completed rehabilitation and was discharged, is now working to rebuild her music career and return to the spotlight.