House of Prayer Ministries lead pastor Aloysiuos Bujingo and his wife, Susan Makula, have spoken out on their relationship with musician Grace Khan.
During Susan Makula and Pastor Bugingo’s visit at Buganda Palace, the couple spoke to journalists about an ongoing rumour that they bitterly fell out with Grace Khan and threw her out with her daughter.
Susan Makula dismissed the allegations, revealing that the singer will always be her child and is welcome in their home. Grace Khan, who was previously committed to a rehab centre over her alcohol addiction, recently relapsed, sliding back to her old ways. She has been trending for the worst reasons and always blamed her actions on alcohol.
Explaining her behavior, Susan Makula revealed that she was just going through an overwhelming phase in her life that has pushed her to act the way she does.
She further explained that her situation could easily happen to any person and feels it is unfair for the public to judge her.
“As a person, she has issues that may overwhelm her just like any of us. She is not a bad person, but maybe those are her decisions. The good thing is that she is not a murderer; she is going through a phase that any normal person goes through. As a Christian, that is where our testimony comes from,” she spoke to Spark TV.
Susan Makula further emphasized that Grace Khan needs more love and less judgment to encourage her to change her life around for her and her daughter’s sake.
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“Every person needs love, and when she gets it, it is easy to become what that they are meant to be. If we all reject and only criticize her, it will be hard for her to change. We can only help her by loving her and not judging her. I lover so much and I always pray for her,” Susan Makula revealed.
