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According to Ms Khan, her father Michael Njangala, has been sick for some time and he couldn’t make it. Through her Facebook page, the singer revealed the devastating news.
“Dear Friends, my Real Dad has just passed on now! He has been sick! Mukama yakamujjulula Kati !! Wummula milembe Dad @Mr Njagala Micheal!! 😭Naye emyaka jino Nedda,” Grace Khan posted.
The singer announced her father’s funeral arrangement, saying he will be laid to rest on Thursday at 2:00 pm at his ancestral home in Kyanamukaka in Masaka.
“Rest well my Biological Dad Taata Webale kundaga nsi eno !! 😭 Tuziika Buwunde ‘Kyanamukaaka from masaka to kabonela then bukunda town then kyanamukaakaaka ku lwokuna (Thursday 2:00pm)”Grace Khan posted.
This sad news comes just a few months after the singer lost her grandmother who has been acting as her mother for most of her life. She said her mother died when she was still in high school. She was left with other two siblings in the hands of their father and grandmother. At the moment, all the people that acted as parents have died.
It should be noted that the singer is also going through hard times as a single mother to her one-year-old daughter.
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