Singer Grace Nakimera yet again left her fans guessing after revealing that she plans to perform some of her old secular songs at her upcoming concert, despite having spent years being associated with gospel music.Nakimera, one of Uganda’s most distinctive and unpredictable female artists, made the revelation during her press conference, adding an unexpected twist to what would otherwise have been the usual concert briefings.Having ditched secular music and transitioned into gospel for some time, many fans assumed that her upcoming concert would be dominated by gospel songs. However, Nakimera has now made it clear that she intends to revisit her secular catalogue.Asked about her decision, especially since many people believe she completely transformed into a gospel singer, Nakimera explained that she is no longer restricting herself to one musical lane.I changed my mind, and I will begin singing gospel and love songs because I figured out that if I sing a love song, it won’t take away God from me, and even the Born Agains fall in love too. I change at any time depending on what is going on. I can tell you this, then I do something different depending on the feeling that I get. For now, I’m singing my music.Her remarks have added even more curiosity around the concert, with fans now waiting to see which version of Nakimera will take the stage.Beyond music, Nakimera also opened up about her family and relationship life, revealing that she is a mother of twins and holds the ‘Nnalongo’ title.However, she remains deliberately private about the man in her life, explaining that she has no interest in putting her husband in the public spotlight.According to Nakimera, exposing loved ones to the public can sometimes create unnecessary problems, especially in an era where celebrities and their families are constantly subjected to online scrutiny.The problem with bringing out our loved ones from the gallery is that they can become a problem to you. But that’s not important yet to us. I’ve children and I hold the ‘Nnalongo’ title, and people have a habit of insulting children on the internet, which I don’t like.Body of King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru IV set to return to Uganda this ThursdayThe ‘Ani Akumanyi’ singer added that she can handle whatever criticism is directed at her, but she will not tolerate people dragging her children into online attacks.To me, a person can insult me however much they want, but shouldn’t involve my kids. And I’ve my reasons why I don’t show out my lover.Nakimera’s latest revelations have once again shown why she remains one of the more unpredictable figures in Uganda’s entertainment scene—keeping fans guessing both musically and personally.“Nze sisobola kubalaga musajja wange”, Grace Nakimera atya abaana ba social media#DailySoup pic.twitter.com/JvnsKFN0X9— SPARK TV (@sparktvuganda) August 31, 2026The post Grace Nakimera’s plan to mix secular hits with gospel at upcoming concert appeared first on MBU.