Media personality Kasuku has dismissed singer Grace Nakimera’s claims that witchcraft attacks were among the reasons she quit secular music, insisting that her decision had nothing to do with spiritual forces.In a recent interview, Nakimera revealed that she left the secular music industry after enduring what she described as persistent witchcraft attacks. She claimed the alleged spiritual attacks reached a point where her life was in danger, forcing her to walk away from music.However, Kasuku strongly disagreed with her account, challenging the singer to tell what he believes is the real reason behind her departure from the industry.According to Kasuku, Nakimera simply received a better-paying opportunity outside music and chose to pursue it.No one bewitched Grace Nakimera. She should speak the truth. She got another better-paying job than music, and she decided to switch for the better offer. You will witness it at her show when NGOs have sponsored it. Her show might even be sold out by now. Let her speak the truth. She should stop playing that card.He further urged public figures to be truthful when sharing their life stories, especially when they are meant to inspire younger generations.To all the women out there, when you want to inspire the girl child, set your story straight.Following the attacks, Nakimera said she chose forgiveness instead of revenge against the person she believes was behind the alleged witchcraft attacks.Grace Nakimera accuses rival of witchcraft, reveals dream visionThe singer also cautioned people to remain vigilant, claiming that many individuals harbor ill intentions, particularly within Kampala’s social circles and the entertainment industry.“You either be a prayer warrior or be into witchcraft—you’ve got to pick a side. For me, I’m a prayer warrior. I know the person who bewitched me, and it’s a woman.” @irene.lukwago.offi #kampala_uganda #irenelukwagoofficial ♬ original sound – Irene Lukwago official The post Kasuku dismisses Grace Nakimera’s witchcraft claims, challenges her to “tell the truth” appeared first on MBU.