They summoner but they have dollars in their accounts, in UGANDA we suffer and no money, no job,education is poor and expensive, no medicine in hospitals etc
This is a good show, thank you. But each person sees the sun from where they are. I lived in Uganda for over 30 years, but stress almost killed me even after obtaining a Masters degree, but now in UK. For the time I have lived in UK, I do not regret leaving Uganda at all. Life is what everyone makes it. It sounds like Counsel Mubiru wants a sandwiched and balanced life, where he still benefits from the advantages of being a British National as well as tap from the benefits of working in Uganda...otherwise if UK was terrible, he might as well opt to be fully engaged back in Uganda without strings attached in UK. My take is, let everyone try out where they feel will work for them and have their own story to tell later.
True, but not only me whose been here a few years, other relatives and friends over 30 years in UK, but some have similar stories to Counsel, yet the majority encourage to move to UK, they have tasted both Uganda and UK as well. I still say, this is a case by case living for each person. Even in Uganda, there are many stress issues. With real life experiences of friends and family that have been hit by stroke in Uganda, stress is real any where depending on how you handle life.
Stress is everywhere. As human beings we just need to learn to cope with life anywhere and if we have means to try other options. Some will opt to go back home. I know older people in diaspora who have tried to come back to Uganda, lived there 6 months but their health started deteriorating and with Uganda health care and emergency care they came back to uk as here they can be looked after better. So it depends. You can have lots of money in Uganda but if you’re say to be involved in an accident or had a medical emergency the care won’t be the same as in uk and that’s why those govt officials die in foreign hospitals. Anyway the balance in life is hard but once you find it, appreciate what you have, learn to cope, the rest as they say, life is what you make it.
True. Social media has created a breed of people who want everyone to do things like them. I wish people just give their story and not say that this is what everyone should copy
Honestly speaking STRESS yekyeyo bambi. But fe tulina kids in college so we got wait for them to complete then we shall come back to retire and enjoy our Uganda in the mighty name of our Lord Christ Jesus ♥️♥️🙏
There is a curse on those countries who oppressed other peoples in the world. I have traveled and studied all over the world but I always return to my homeland Uganda 🇺🇬 🌷
Simon, I congratulate you for making such a difficult decision. Many Africans below fifty years of age here in USA have developed hypertension or diabetes. Cause: STRESS. Patrick
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Farouq webale tuletera bantu abasomye nga bamugaso, its very cool bro. People like these Babera bamugasso eri egwanga. Continue selecting this class of people even more.
Very informative about resident certification and visa extension. Another thing buli bwoba ova e Uganda nga ozeyo e UK stress ekubira kukisawe e Heathrow 😮
Thank you Simon for your deliberation. Can I please say that not everyone in the uk is stressed. It depends on your situation. Also, the f your kids don’t want to live with you, you must be a very hard man to live with. Stress olabika wajiteeka nekubaana. But Uganda will do you good due to your experience and traditional values. Good luck sir.
True. Not everyone in uk is stressed. Most who are, have the stress caused by people back home so moving back is not a solution for those as when they come even for a simple visit every one is lining up for money so coming back for good means coming back to look after the same people including their ailing parents and their own aging self.
I hear mental health is on the rise in Uganda. I think sometimes kids behave according to how you treat and relate to them. I have an 18 year old boy and 11 year old girl but we have a very strong bond. But everyone who meets them complements the way they behave. I know there's a lot of pressure in the UK, this is a firt world which Africans are not designed to adjust to as we're naturally very slow people and dependent on others. We don't promote independence. I have lived in the UK for 20 years now but i can't complain kubanga ebizibu ebiri e UK biri munsi yonna. What matters is how you cope. Some people are naturally weak while others are strong enough to withstand strong winds. I understand UK is not for everyone same as Uganda.
You’ve summarised it so well. It’s the inability to adjust, struggling to cope and to accept our situations. Most are target working to please people in Uganda so when they can’t do so, the stress sets in and because you then have to keep working, means no self care, no rest, no social life, no break, then stress.
Totally agree! I have zero regrets about moving to the Uk 20 years ago. The beginning is challenging, but later, when you set your boundaries, you start enjoying. I guess everyone has their own experience. Everywhere you go, you have to hassle. People have failed to understand that even in Uganda, people have to hassle!
The man is not saying don't go to abroad becoz l have seen people criticizing him in comment section mbu after working and settling he is telling us about stress
@@kirabogloria2187 The man is telling the truth...been in UK long enough and there is NOTHING to enjoy here.. life is much better in Uganda especially mukyalo having stress free life!
But he is here as a tourist. Then he will go back. If he denounces uk citizenship, then awo nga many nti wabbi. But they tell us that then go back, why go back to a stressful place
Mubiru you are very inspiring. and what's surprising you don't look 55. You kept saying you went to the UK in the 90s,and I was wondering coz you looked someone in your 20s, I'm really shocked you are 55. Keep it up. Nice work Farouk.
@@sabri1913 that guy really surprised me. You may think he is like 28, I don't know how he does it, But I heard him mention bicycle riding,seems he exercises a lot,
@sabri1913 it's because these countries especially UK make u believe in your self. If he was in Uganda, I wonder if he would have looked like that. u don't age because u are always active in UK.
When people in Uganda contact me I just smh 🤦♀️ sometimes these people don’t know how stressful this country Iam in is . I have allergies personally but I still have to go work in this f winter excuse my language.
Education in the UK is free up to A level but beyond that one has to apply for a student loan which you pay back when you start working. it's at a low interest rate but still a significant potion of one's income if you factor in the fact that after graduation then other costs of normal life come into play. Medical facilities are better than in Uganda but not free as such because when you start working money is deducted at source every month towards the national insurance scheme and it's this that caters for your treatment. On the whole it does a fantastic job.
Very well put. They even added an extra deduction on wages for NHS specifically after Covid. I think he generalised it too much without getting into details. I was wondering how his degree was free and who gets paid for going to university. It’s a loan, that has to be paid back and those who didn’t take the loan paid for themselves or their parents paid for them. I hope he finished paying his student loan off before relocating…😂😄
Exactly what I was saying. Stress is everywhere even in Uganda but what causes it in diaspora are the demands of family back home. They’re people in diaspora who don’t have that stress and are comfortably living their lives just with the normal stress of life.
Simon has been honest from our youth times. If you need help or his counsel grab it now before he gets busy 🤗 I wish him the best with all he's planning to achieve 🙏🙏
Even in SA, some Ugandans are stressed. Many fear returning because they have nothing. You will be surprised that a person has been here for twenty years but with nothing to show. Things aint easy.
They would have some thing to show but people back home squeeze all our savings out of us and for them are living large and building mansions..But they cry how they need your assistance and manipulate you but when you go home they avoid you and can't even buy you a soda or dinner
@@BABS889 Thats why its good to first sort out yourself. But nowadays with internet and mobile banking, one can directly transfer money into ones account back home without sending it to any relation to bank it for you. That solves the problem. And thats what I do.
facts. When the money is finished they disappear. I have vowed from this year no more ! I sent a whole house to Uganda in terms of money. I hope people learn from us who have made mistakes cos those people are partying on your hard earned money every weekend and sad thing is they don’t even care about you
Wasn’t this guy on your show at the start of the year? He made it seem like he was doing ok. Hope he finds his peace back home. Thing is to try and strive to be well wherever you are. He will be shocked at how much things have changed in Uganda, but I wish him well. 🙏🏾
My dear, if you’re not careful in UK! You end up with mental health, etc… what he is saying is very true dear!! I have lived in UK for 37 years moving into 38 years!! I will say I blessed to have a mortgage here and a small house in Uganda. Believe what he is saying, it’s not a bed of roses here!!! Keep safe
Ebimu sijja bikiriza I remember when we were still in village nga batugamba Kampala muzibu nyo ,okulya tokuta simanya bulikimu Kya sente ooooh batutisa, now a m in kpla sisulangako njala. Just nti some people are too lazy for work
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There's nothing for free in UK 🇬🇧. If you have never looked at your payslips to know how much taxes you pay, you should. We put alerts on international visitors when they get emergency medical treatments like PPCI such that they are discharged through finance. nothing is for free. 😮
Wama guys if you get the visa travel because stress is everywhere. I know money isn’t everything but money makes life easier and there are more chances to make money abroad than in Uganda.
Thanks for the visa info. Ugandans in Kla wanted me to pay 300k for the extension so I went to Mbarara and paid 150k. I thought I'd got a bargain kumbe it's supposed to be free 😢😢😢.
Farouq nze mbande ntesa revise some notes, be informed please. People should just share their personal experiences but not generalise issues. It's important to understand that when you come from a country where systems are not implemented you will automatically feel squeezed in a developed world where systems are enforced.
Very well said Angela. People who go back home over exaggerate situations, lie and try and make it seem its dire abroad..oyo mubiru yeyohereko atuveeko abali happy abroad
Oooohhhh how I have been waiting for this interview. Thank you Farooq for bringing back Mr. Counsel. Thank you for the information. Great interview. ♥️🙏
He’s telling the but use your brain tho kuba ono amaze okolera obulamu bwe,you see many people work hard and they get paid less so,mujje mukolere obukadde bwamwe ono already ayina British passport remember kati mwe mujja kuda muwoze Uganda esinga bulaya nga babasasula busente bya baby.Uganda will be nice nga omaze okola your money here abroad.
1:40 Yup we just had to fight family members to hand over a land title for a munyoyo property we kept with them. Ended up in court and won but it was and still unbelivable. Thier kids don't like us anymore despite the fact that their parents were in the wrong nga bagala tufera.
Wama nze ndi single wano e UK nonya mukyala muna uganda, dala nga she can see herself retiring to Uganda nga we have achieved our goals, the weather alone is my source of depression ebirala its manageable stress
Am here but am in dubai, working as a lady guard (security guard) am planning to go for vacation in August, am 31 yrs with 3kids mpozi ekilala am a converted Muslim
Ndi mukusaba visa olwalero nga 14.03.24. Nasose nensaba nebanyima. Kati nzizemu okusaba olwalero, insha Allah. Invitation yo bajimpereza. Bagundi, sibyangu, naye bwebatyo bwebatukola bulijjo. Hopefully they gonna give me this time. Insha Allah.
Only 3% of population own homes....in uganda...these home fantassy ..is afrixans wanting to be africans in foreign systems.....your children fairly intergrate....enter uk young...u can intergrate easier.....
Banage, I think uk is different depending ku muntu. Some people have made it. U just interviewed someone last week who seems to be doing well. I think someone's experience should not be used as a yardstick for what kyeyo is. Everybody's experience is different. Just my opinion, don't shoot
Europe life is stress,buli kimu on time,dakika emu ochelewa bus oba train yakulese.Nabade nne appointment wa dentist nebagaba ssijjakusobola kugenda ,they sent me a bill 280 €.
Never listen to these people,i believe everyone has his or her own luck.....after they work in Europe over 20years ,they come back with saving and invest in Uganda then start telling us how Uganda has alot of opportunities, freedom etc....if you get opportunity just go try n you will tell your own story.
You are right, those who have earned and made a little difference in their lives are convincing others not to go. Uk was not always stressful but the whole world has changed for the worst
You have to listen and then make your own decisions. Living abroad is not a bed of roses. If u choose to stay abroad you have to be ready to make sacrifices.
Kitufu kyogamba but still bulaaya telumbika nga okuzze, atleast abagenze nga bato ate when it comes to non English speaking country gujabagira, I av visited Germany twice but I enjoyed most wen I was 8yrs koz nali muto with alot ov favors around me naye bwenadayo nga ndi mukulu hehehehee ebintu tebiba byebimu and minus knowing German nekisuka but thank God nali nkyaddeyo bukyazi
System yaffe nvuddu... If ypu have been following the media this week you will see how our politicians are taking us way back. High taxes and only used as under table envelope for mps. Lubowa saga, hon. Mpu ohh lord. 🙏🙏🙏
I think on this case about child talk for your self. It depends how you have brought up your children. If you don't educate your children where they come from what do you expect!!!. Children who are born here it doesn't mean that they can not know , their decent or their roots ✌🏾
Even if they don’t know their roots, they can be disciplined into responsible adults. My nephews and nieces have never been to Uganda but are responsible adults, with good jobs and respectful to everyone they meet.
This guy is 100%correct ,too much stress, even me here in one of the gulf countries i feel too much stress,sm missing my wife and kids,the good natural environment of Uganda and the good organic food and fruits , and cool breeze air from our lakes and rivers than in this hot country with extreme heat,and complicated food 😮
It all depends on what you want in life. I'm settled in UK and have no stress. Uganda nayo sinyangu. If you work and plan for your money well in UK you are ok. Ate abaana ba UK it depends on how you bring them up . Not all of us want to come back. Banange mweyogereko as individuals . Nze Uganda neda.
This man is speaking the raw facts… the same thing is killing so many of us here in the diaspora. Thanks for sharing your experience with us dear brother… may God protect us all 🙏❤️❤️❤️
I packed myself back nga silina gwenebuzizaako. I'd achieved what I went for and I'd had my share of stress. Not where I thought I'd be today but I'm good. Gyengenda ndabayo.
Negativity Ugandans from diaspora portray at home looks to be funded. Come make money coz these issues ain't general issues. What he planned, he got THAT. Eyo stress yiye nga omuntu, siya bona
@@jothamkasule4150 Exactly my dear. Nze I’ve seen many like him swear they’ve done it all and are returning to Uganda Kyoka after 6 months they come back to uk, call you mbu nakomyeewo nonya wakusula..🤣😁. Nne Uganda eyokya. Especially if you haven’t lived there for a while. You’re not familiar to how people live there and systems.
1. Mukulu abaana kiva ku nkuza, so si government ye Bulaaya, Bungereza, oba Uganda! Abaffe balina empisa nga ate bakulidde wano. Nababazungu abalina empisa tusiiba tubalaba zisinga nezo ezabaana baffe! 2. Contradiction: e Uganda family ne mikwano bakubba ate nosalawo okudda e Uganda 🇺🇬 3. Mukulu yogera ekituufu ekyakutamya UK! 4. Engeri jotoba nofuna obutuuze bwe Bungereza kyokka nga kikukatako okuzimba enyumba ku remote bakubbe ate nga tojisulamu, kyewunyisa!
Heh!! You’ve dissected the man’s story. There’s a lot going on behind his story. I have nieces and nephews here, born bred and some are at universities now, never had issues. Also stresses are caused by that conformity of ‘I have to build a house in Uganda ‘. Many strive to do so, some can’t even travel back yet, by the time they’re able to travel and live in those houses, they’re too old, can’t enjoy the houses, Kyoka most build double storied ones and in old age can’t even go upstairs to their bedrooms, have to pay people to look after them, can’t get decent medical care, then they try to come back to diaspora nga it’s too late nga Aate bafa nga babazaayo in coffins. Life and home is here you are. I know people who have no plans of retiring in Uganda. They do visit when they want, travel anywhere in the told for holidays and have put into pronation plans to look after them in their old age.
NHS is a sinking ship, UK is overrated, there’s nothing here I understand it used to be great those days but today uk is bleeding, it’s difficult to see dr or even to make a gp appointment and when you go to a&e youll stay so long before you are seen by dr, you’re likely to work extra hours outside your contracted hours in order to be able to pay your bills, save money and support your family back home, you don’t have time for yourself. Work is all you think about. The living spaces are so small bedrooms are so tiny , it’s always wet,cloudy and rainy especially in the winter it’s so dark. The racial discrimination at work is one thing and your kids being bullied in school because they’re black is another. Now the thing is, you’ll never believe it when anyone tells you about the struggles. Those that says they’re doing well here is because they grew a thick skin, they settled with being tolerated and not accepted, simply they are pretending to be ok while deep down they know they are lacking a sense of belonging. I always say if you’re doing well at home, stay where you’re. If you come here just know that you’ll fall into the trap and you’ll spend all those years fighting to come out year in year out before you know it you have lived for 30 years of high stress and pain.
Find the cause and deal with the cause. If it’s brought about by people you can get rid of, so that. If it’s bills related just adjust, if it’s people at home, again deal with that. You can learn to cope by adjusting and ridding yourself of the causes.
He is very right, it's very easy to get stroke due to stress in these countries. I drive a car but I have always recieved camera tickets, I don't know some times why its happening. All my money. Kwegamba many many things bring about stress. Kitufu wano tewali wabadugavy. System eno siyaffe at all
But Ramla, camera tickets are issued if you’re parking in the wrong places or over speeding which is all driver fault. I know there are places where it’s hard to find parking but better to walk a long distance than getting those tickets. The system will never be for us but we adjust. Small changes make a difference.
But most men here still don't get time for their families. They would rather be out with friends watching football and doing other things so if he can stay in UK and be very busy well and good.
Exactly!! A marriage works so well when both parties are goving it 100%. No matter where you are in the world. Yes, environmental stresses can habe an impact but once a couple remains devoted to each other and their marriage, it works like a well oiled machine.
@@ritahinabukenyaiii838 quite easy..I used to stay in Uganda community and my aunt rest in peace and everyone home speak it most of the times. Also I used to go back home on holiday masaka.my mum was in Uganda mityana.
@@mikeshavinewow wonderful. Kudos to you and the entire community for a job well done. I'm based abroad as well but I would want to teach my mother tongue to my future kids for sure. It is beautiful.
I told people that NHS is very fundanental to the health of people. I know many elderly people with hip replacement, heart surgery, pavemakers and other complex surgeries. When i relate it with Uganda and other countries I can imagine these people would be dead by now.
Farouk i wonder if you found Counsel sober, he said everything is free and good in UK, ate mbu stress emutta, he said if you well-placed you kids' care oba omaze, he doesn't do a thing for his kids kyoka ayagala respect from kids, he hasn't done a thing fir 20years, yekwasa ba family mbu baamubba, naye counsel wekuba endobo weka,
😂😂😂. I think sometimes Farouk has to prepare for these interviews and give some of those people the questions he will be asking so they know the direction of the conversation pre-recording. Those who are journalists can help and tell us what it’s called. That way some of them won’t be contradicting themselves.
@@springvic5034I have an impression this conversation wasn't scripted. I'm a fun of this channel though but this has been the worst guest on bench, the information is total crappie and misleading for majority of the audience bambi. Farouq bambi tokidamu
It's only banakyalo who don't believe the truth behind that man's story. Uganda is the best place to live in for those not on political or social witch hunt.😂
It's like me here am dying of stress and cry everyday becoz of family members l trusted my aunt with my money but nw am crying becoz they ate my money. My uncle 8m. My aunt 5m but nothing l have gained in working as a kadama and l want to go back home 😢😢😢😢
UK 🇬🇧 and Bulaya as a whole is very very stressful and if you don't guard your peace you can easily get ill due to Stress. Kati sasiira ffe abaludde kubuLaaya! Hmmm mukama yeka!
Even in Uganda many should be on HBP meds but are undiagnosed. It’s because you have actually been diagnosed and that’s why many die in ug from such illnesses and HBP usually doesn’t show signs so many walk around with it not knowing. Just because many in diaspora are on meds doesn’t equate to less people having the condition in Uganda. If they made it mandatory for all over 40s in Uganda to go for regular checks oyinza okundabira how many are pre-diabetics and Hypertensive. Take the meds, do exercise, walk, learn coping methods, yiga okwesonyiwa ebintu ebimu, if you have friends or family, keep in touch, socialise when you can, change diet, join a community group, get a hobby, join a gym. Leave the rest to whoever God you worship. Stress aja kugenda.
Imagine i came here in 1990 been here for 34yrs but i have established myself and invested heavily in Uganda 🇺🇬 whatever he says is 100% correct, my children have graduated it's now time for me to repatriate and enjoy life in Uganda😮
How come he looks younger than his years? May be I should go to Uk, I get stressed to look younger than my years. You don't even have grey hair but me with the stress of Uganda at 35 without a job I have grey hair because of stress. I just want to get that beautiful stress of Uk with a job.
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Counsel don't apologise for telling the truth. Our people need to know how people in the diaspora suffer. Thank you .
The world is our home we move from one place to another with tears and joy everywhere until we die
They summoner but they have dollars in their accounts, in UGANDA we suffer and no money, no job,education is poor and expensive, no medicine in hospitals etc
@@Ken-lb3sgkituffu nyo kubanga life is a circle
This is a good show, thank you.
But each person sees the sun from where they are. I lived in Uganda for over 30 years, but stress almost killed me even after obtaining a Masters degree, but now in UK. For the time I have lived in UK, I do not regret leaving Uganda at all. Life is what everyone makes it.
It sounds like Counsel Mubiru wants a sandwiched and balanced life, where he still benefits from the advantages of being a British National as well as tap from the benefits of working in Uganda...otherwise if UK was terrible, he might as well opt to be fully engaged back in Uganda without strings attached in UK.
My take is, let everyone try out where they feel will work for them and have their own story to tell later.
True but u have just arrived therefore u don't have authority to speak now. We wish you the best
True, but not only me whose been here a few years, other relatives and friends over 30 years in UK, but some have similar stories to Counsel, yet the majority encourage to move to UK, they have tasted both Uganda and UK as well.
I still say, this is a case by case living for each person. Even in Uganda, there are many stress issues. With real life experiences of friends and family that have been hit by stroke in Uganda, stress is real any where depending on how you handle life.
Stress is everywhere. As human beings we just need to learn to cope with life anywhere and if we have means to try other options. Some will opt to go back home. I know older people in diaspora who have tried to come back to Uganda, lived there 6 months but their health started deteriorating and with Uganda health care and emergency care they came back to uk as here they can be looked after better. So it depends. You can have lots of money in Uganda but if you’re say to be involved in an accident or had a medical emergency the care won’t be the same as in uk and that’s why those govt officials die in foreign hospitals. Anyway the balance in life is hard but once you find it, appreciate what you have, learn to cope, the rest as they say, life is what you make it.
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True. Social media has created a breed of people who want everyone to do things like them. I wish people just give their story and not say that this is what everyone should copy
I lived in USA for 30yrs but i came back with nothing. The things I have done in one year is unbelievable.
Congratulations dear
Thanks for a bold decision
I need your help
Honestly speaking STRESS yekyeyo bambi. But fe tulina kids in college so we got wait for them to complete then we shall come back to retire and enjoy our Uganda in the mighty name of our Lord Christ Jesus ♥️♥️🙏
I had a stroke at 38 years here in the UK, am now on medication so I understand this brother. I moved to the UK at 16 yrs
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Thanks for the Farooq,he is telling the truth, stress is too much here.we have gone grey while still younger compared to our agemates in uganda😢
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Hmm aha uganda yo yenyangu !
The stress in uk is unbelievable. No matter how much you earn .it is never enough. The bills are endless.
Thanks dear for speaking the truth
Kituffu nyo Mukwano
There is a curse on those countries who oppressed other peoples in the world. I have traveled and studied all over the world but I always return to my homeland Uganda 🇺🇬 🌷
Simon, I congratulate you for making such a difficult decision. Many Africans below fifty years of age here in USA have developed hypertension or diabetes. Cause: STRESS.
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Trust me He is telling all the truth we are stressed!! The problem I that even coming home is very scary!! Because bulyoomu akaaba 😂
We thank Allah for the gift of life. Thanks alot for the awesome program dear brother farook serkozi and our consultant Simon. May Allah bless you and the work of ur hands. Ahmed Gossip live Ambassador in Qatar omu bwati yeka.
He is telling you the true 💯
He has reminded me during lockDown no going out after 10 out town was a hotspot,no mixing with other households.
Farouq webale tuletera bantu abasomye nga bamugaso, its very cool bro. People like these Babera bamugasso eri egwanga. Continue selecting this class of people even more.
Very informative about resident certification and visa extension. Another thing buli bwoba ova e Uganda nga ozeyo e UK stress ekubira kukisawe e Heathrow 😮
You're so right, then going to chicken shop when you're hungry kyoka nga wakava ku mpombo 😂
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Thank you Simon for your deliberation. Can I please say that not everyone in the uk is stressed. It depends on your situation. Also, the f your kids don’t want to live with you, you must be a very hard man to live with. Stress olabika wajiteeka nekubaana. But Uganda will do you good due to your experience and traditional values. Good luck sir.
Don't be too quick to judge...,.u have not been tested yet......wait for your turn😅 He has shared information objectively......take it or leave it
True. Not everyone in uk is stressed. Most who are, have the stress caused by people back home so moving back is not a solution for those as when they come even for a simple visit every one is lining up for money so coming back for good means coming back to look after the same people including their ailing parents and their own aging self.
Wama Well said Mabel. We are not all suffering abroad. There's more stress in Uganda
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I hear mental health is on the rise in Uganda. I think sometimes kids behave according to how you treat and relate to them. I have an 18 year old boy and 11 year old girl but we have a very strong bond. But everyone who meets them complements the way they behave. I know there's a lot of pressure in the UK, this is a firt world which Africans are not designed to adjust to as we're naturally very slow people and dependent on others. We don't promote independence. I have lived in the UK for 20 years now but i can't complain kubanga ebizibu ebiri e UK biri munsi yonna. What matters is how you cope. Some people are naturally weak while others are strong enough to withstand strong winds. I understand UK is not for everyone same as Uganda.
Well said
You’ve summarised it so well. It’s the inability to adjust, struggling to cope and to accept our situations. Most are target working to please people in Uganda so when they can’t do so, the stress sets in and because you then have to keep working, means no self care, no rest, no social life, no break, then stress.
Totally agree
Totally agree!
I have zero regrets about moving to the Uk 20 years ago. The beginning is challenging, but later, when you set your boundaries, you start enjoying. I guess everyone has their own experience.
Everywhere you go, you have to hassle. People have failed to understand that even in Uganda, people have to hassle!
You are soooo right Justina..so so correct. We are fine abroad. Oyo mubiru alimba
The man is not saying don't go to abroad becoz l have seen people criticizing him in comment section mbu after working and settling he is telling us about stress
Poor comprehension. Nange mbalabye. If they want to go abroad, go. That is his take on it and I agree. UK/America is over rated imo.
And those saying lyk that are some ov those who are in UK..
He z giving his view abt kyeyo but many are criticising him
@@kirabogloria2187 The man is telling the truth...been in UK long enough and there is NOTHING to enjoy here.. life is much better in Uganda especially mukyalo having stress free life!
Counsel Simon mubiru u are realist and I love ur zeal to return back home
But he is here as a tourist. Then he will go back. If he denounces uk citizenship, then awo nga many nti wabbi. But they tell us that then go back, why go back to a stressful place
Naye oba mwabaki...Bana Uganda abalabula temumutegera....Mugende ebulaya ...
Olaba nze kadama nffa stress wabula tulabye stress zakututta 😢😢Yezu tusasiire otherwise our life span is getting too low . Mr Mubiru sorry for wherever you went / going thru .
Jukila ffe tetubeera nabaana baffe,tetubeera na patners
Mubiru you are very inspiring.
and what's surprising you don't look 55.
You kept saying you went to the UK in the 90s,and I was wondering coz you looked someone in your 20s,
I'm really shocked you are 55.
Keep it up.
Nice work Farouk.
True I wonder how he did it
@@sabri1913 that guy really surprised me.
You may think he is like 28,
I don't know how he does it,
But I heard him mention bicycle riding,seems he exercises a lot,
@sabri1913 it's because these countries especially UK make u believe in your self. If he was in Uganda, I wonder if he would have looked like that. u don't age because u are always active in UK.
@@hadijaht7069 I agree with you, when the body is kept active,
It's exercise too.
How do 55s look?
When people in Uganda contact me I just smh 🤦♀️ sometimes these people don’t know how stressful this country Iam in is . I have allergies personally but I still have to go work in this f winter excuse my language.
Ohhh..sorry..just be safe out there😊
@@weje294ty dear God bless you
Thank you counsel oyogedde nnyo webale....Farouk letta abantu nga bano twongele abantu badde ekka....
Hello guys even here om Dubai too much stress and I think all kyeyo is full of stress
Education in the UK is free up to A level but beyond that one has to apply for a student loan which you pay back when you start working. it's at a low interest rate but still a significant potion of one's income if you factor in the fact that after graduation then other costs of normal life come into play. Medical facilities are better than in Uganda but not free as such because when you start working money is deducted at source every month towards the national insurance scheme and it's this that caters for your treatment. On the whole it does a fantastic job.
Very well put. They even added an extra deduction on wages for NHS specifically after Covid. I think he generalised it too much without getting into details. I was wondering how his degree was free and who gets paid for going to university. It’s a loan, that has to be paid back and those who didn’t take the loan paid for themselves or their parents paid for them. I hope he finished paying his student loan off before relocating…😂😄
@@springvic5034you are right..his stories aren't accurate. He needs to speak for himself..Abroad is not bad..We are fine
Stress zo zigenda kututa ate family tebabitegera Farouk,kyika!!🙏🙏
Yeah even me am stressed 😢😢🙆🙆
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Baali bagala bwagazi sente olemwa😢😢😢
Nkugabye aba family bawulila lulimi lwasente tebagala manya🥺
Exactly what I was saying. Stress is everywhere even in Uganda but what causes it in diaspora are the demands of family back home. They’re people in diaspora who don’t have that stress and are comfortably living their lives just with the normal stress of life.
Simon has been honest from our youth times. If you need help or his counsel grab it now before he gets busy 🤗 I wish him the best with all he's planning to achieve 🙏🙏
Banange set boundaries on ur money no one will ever mess around with ur hard earned money...
We pay taxes, which funds NHS .
Abali ku visa more than a year basasula health surcharge fee like students,abali ku family visa etc
NKUGAMBYE KYETULIKO KIKKA HOOOOOO
My best lawyer, enjoy Uganda we shall join soon
Thank you counsel slash council Simon. Trying to tell people all around, outside Uganda no peace....thanks for elaborating....
Even in SA, some Ugandans are stressed. Many fear returning because they have nothing. You will be surprised that a person has been here for twenty years but with nothing to show. Things aint easy.
Ori mutufu nyo nyo dear
They would have some thing to show but people back home squeeze all our savings out of us and for them are living large and building mansions..But they cry how they need your assistance and manipulate you but when you go home they avoid you and can't even buy you a soda or dinner
@@BABS889 Thats why its good to first sort out yourself. But nowadays with internet and mobile banking, one can directly transfer money into ones account back home without sending it to any relation to bank it for you. That solves the problem. And thats what I do.
facts. When the money is finished they disappear. I have vowed from this year no more ! I sent a whole house to Uganda in terms of money. I hope people learn from us who have made mistakes cos those people are partying on your hard earned money every weekend and sad thing is they don’t even care about you
@@sabri1913 Thats why you need to care about you first.
Wasn’t this guy on your show at the start of the year?
He made it seem like he was doing ok. Hope he finds his peace back home. Thing is to try and strive to be well wherever you are. He will be shocked at how much things have changed in Uganda, but I wish him well. 🙏🏾
U maybe doing well financially but that can never be all
My dear, if you’re not careful in UK! You end up with mental health, etc… what he is saying is very true dear!! I have lived in UK for 37 years moving into 38 years!! I will say I blessed to have a mortgage here and a small house in Uganda. Believe what he is saying, it’s not a bed of roses here!!! Keep safe
Not only in UK
Let him be. Some of us moved back from USA, left houses and have adjusted back to the Ug system. I feel his pain.
I guess he got stressed because his wife and kids left him. So he sees no reason to stay in a country that took his family away- tl
Ebimu sijja bikiriza I remember when we were still in village nga batugamba Kampala muzibu nyo ,okulya tokuta simanya bulikimu Kya sente ooooh batutisa, now a m in kpla sisulangako njala. Just nti some people are too lazy for work
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There's nothing for free in UK 🇬🇧. If you have never looked at your payslips to know how much taxes you pay, you should. We put alerts on international visitors when they get emergency medical treatments like PPCI such that they are discharged through finance. nothing is for free. 😮
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Is there anything free in ug?
At least your taxes are put to good use!!!
An ambulance will pick you from any destination to hospital! Try this in our beautiful mother land
My dear not only UK but here in the USA too. Stress is too much, you have to be strong and contain your self
Nothing is for free on EU, the taxes r crazy
This man is saying truth.
Some, not everything
@@fredmugwanya4404it's always good to be specific. What don't you agree with?
Wama guys if you get the visa travel because stress is everywhere. I know money isn’t everything but money makes life easier and there are more chances to make money abroad than in Uganda.
Thanks for the visa info. Ugandans in Kla wanted me to pay 300k for the extension so I went to Mbarara and paid 150k. I thought I'd got a bargain kumbe it's supposed to be free 😢😢😢.
Sorry😂
He looks good for his age .....the interview was very insightful.
Farouq nze mbande ntesa revise some notes, be informed please. People should just share their personal experiences but not generalise issues. It's important to understand that when you come from a country where systems are not implemented you will automatically feel squeezed in a developed world where systems are enforced.
Very well said Angela. People who go back home over exaggerate situations, lie and try and make it seem its dire abroad..oyo mubiru yeyohereko atuveeko abali happy abroad
The problem is that the interviewers are not professionals...
@@vee3581 makes a lot of sense above all less or no research at all
Nze am not going back period if you what to go please go
Thnks farooq for uploading this is kasirivu faridah Ryan's watching straight out from qatar bambi stress can kill someone unknowingly walai
Too much stress 😢, I agree with you 🖐️
Good experience and advice to Ugandans in diaspora should be proud of Uganda. Come and invest home, it's a good country, nice weather and kind people.
Museven tatuganya
Alot has changed in 🇬🇧. I work in the NHS but if you know you know 😊
I know what you mean
Oooohhhh how I have been waiting for this interview. Thank you Farooq for bringing back Mr. Counsel. Thank you for the information. Great interview. ♥️🙏
Awwww council YOU ARE SO RIGHT. we are slaves here me now I stay here 4 months and travel home I do my things as am there
He’s telling the but use your brain tho kuba ono amaze okolera obulamu bwe,you see many people work hard and they get paid less so,mujje mukolere obukadde bwamwe ono already ayina British passport remember kati mwe mujja kuda muwoze Uganda esinga bulaya nga babasasula busente bya baby.Uganda will be nice nga omaze okola your money here abroad.
Point clear.
1:40 Yup we just had to fight family members to hand over a land title for a munyoyo property we kept with them. Ended up in court and won but it was and still unbelivable. Thier kids don't like us anymore despite the fact that their parents were in the wrong nga bagala tufera.
Simon u have information naye otuvuga speed 😂😂 simububi naye togikwata nyo buleki
Wama nze ndi single wano e UK nonya mukyala muna uganda, dala nga she can see herself retiring to Uganda nga we have achieved our goals, the weather alone is my source of depression ebirala its manageable stress
Am here but am in dubai, working as a lady guard (security guard) am planning to go for vacation in August, am 31 yrs with 3kids mpozi ekilala am a converted Muslim
Sebo be specific. Are you looking for one already in the country Oba any Ugandan woman? Abaana batandise okuvaayo. 😁
@@springvic5034 ate tojubisa nnyo nawe😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@namugerwanoeline5635😂😂😂. Anti abantu beetega Aate nga teebagala ku wa details.
@@springvic5034 sibilimu ebintu muzafalu😂😂😂😂😂
Ndi mukusaba visa olwalero nga 14.03.24. Nasose nensaba nebanyima. Kati nzizemu okusaba olwalero, insha Allah. Invitation yo bajimpereza. Bagundi, sibyangu, naye bwebatyo bwebatukola bulijjo. Hopefully they gonna give me this time. Insha Allah.
Home is always the best, you can control the way you spend money in Uganda as long as you don't pay rent.
Only 3% of population own homes....in uganda...these home fantassy ..is afrixans wanting to be africans in foreign systems.....your children fairly intergrate....enter uk young...u can intergrate easier.....
Its always our fellow Ugandans abatutisa mbu wano tojakusobola wokya. When you Are There you dont see it
Heheh hope you hv livet there for more than 5 years
I praying fasting to go UK 🇬🇧 another praying to leave UK for good this life no balance 😮kyeyo olewme
Banage, I think uk is different depending ku muntu. Some people have made it. U just interviewed someone last week who seems to be doing well. I think someone's experience should not be used as a yardstick for what kyeyo is. Everybody's experience is different. Just my opinion, don't shoot
On what percentage
You can make it and still be stressed .
Tru same here in Denmark.... alot in Denmark its hard ...u run mad while u are not mad cuz of the system
Stress ye kyeyo abasinga ojongelamu nyo amanyi bantu bewaka
Europe life is stress,buli kimu on time,dakika emu ochelewa bus oba train yakulese.Nabade nne appointment wa dentist nebagaba ssijjakusobola kugenda ,they sent me a bill 280 €.
Amazima mugawulide 😅
Stress ya Uganda Simon agimanyi? Good, he's done something in the UK.. He's here on retirement
Then you don't know what he's talking about.
On holiday. Let him wait he will run away
ANTI..mwe temwagara mazima😊
Business start up za Uganda mu 2024...ha😢. Asigadde UK yandisinga.
asylum seeker atanafuna settled status takirizibwa mu university ssebo! Mwami lawyer wetaaga to update the info jotuwa!
your are so right Simon
This guy is right 100%
Never listen to these people,i believe everyone has his or her own luck.....after they work in Europe over 20years ,they come back with saving and invest in Uganda then start telling us how Uganda has alot of opportunities, freedom etc....if you get opportunity just go try n you will tell your own story.
You are right, those who have earned and made a little difference in their lives are convincing others not to go. Uk was not always stressful but the whole world has changed for the worst
You’re so right. Life can be tough but I don’t regret being in the US.
You have to listen and then make your own decisions. Living abroad is not a bed of roses. If u choose to stay abroad you have to be ready to make sacrifices.
Kitufu kyogamba but still bulaaya telumbika nga okuzze, atleast abagenze nga bato ate when it comes to non English speaking country gujabagira, I av visited Germany twice but I enjoyed most wen I was 8yrs koz nali muto with alot ov favors around me naye bwenadayo nga ndi mukulu hehehehee ebintu tebiba byebimu and minus knowing German nekisuka but thank God nali nkyaddeyo bukyazi
Come abroad n try.. if u think his lying….pple are going mad
Uganda is still a better option. I always wonder why Indians ,Chinese want to come here and yet Ugandans want to leave their country
System yaffe nvuddu... If ypu have been following the media this week you will see how our politicians are taking us way back.
High taxes and only used as under table envelope for mps.
Lubowa saga, hon. Mpu
ohh lord. 🙏🙏🙏
Anti, we don't appreciate we have until we have lost it or far from it.
But Chinese and Indian s are in every country
Uganda to me yensi etalina kidako with the current leadership it's just like sitting on time bomb.
I think on this case about child talk for your self. It depends how you have brought up your children. If you don't educate your children where they come from what do you expect!!!. Children who are born here it doesn't mean that they can not know , their decent or their roots ✌🏾
Even if they don’t know their roots, they can be disciplined into responsible adults. My nephews and nieces have never been to Uganda but are responsible adults, with good jobs and respectful to everyone they meet.
Kati bagenda kunyiga bwebawoza wa nafe tujja banange you can come and test it mukiwulire.
This guy is 100%correct ,too much stress, even me here in one of the gulf countries i feel too much stress,sm missing my wife and kids,the good natural environment of Uganda and the good organic food and fruits , and cool breeze air from our lakes and rivers than in this hot country with extreme heat,and complicated food 😮
You can go back to Uganda i think nobody is forcing you to stay in there against your own will
It all depends on what you want in life. I'm settled in UK and have no stress. Uganda nayo sinyangu. If you work and plan for your money well in UK you are ok. Ate abaana ba UK it depends on how you bring them up . Not all of us want to come back. Banange mweyogereko as individuals . Nze Uganda neda.
Such people get loans and spoil their credit. They mess up things and start crying like babies.
This man is speaking the raw facts… the same thing is killing so many of us here in the diaspora. Thanks for sharing your experience with us dear brother… may God protect us all 🙏❤️❤️❤️
I packed myself back nga silina gwenebuzizaako. I'd achieved what I went for and I'd had my share of stress. Not where I thought I'd be today but I'm good. Gyengenda ndabayo.
😂😂😂 your share of stress??? 😂😂😂😂
Bambi kirunji..Bbeera Burunji katonda Kuwe omukisa
I wanna be his personal assistant...
Farouq gunsambire nteebe bro
Unless you have dual citizenship, but if you hold a foreign passport you have to apply for visa if travelling to Uganda.
Negativity Ugandans from diaspora portray at home looks to be funded. Come make money coz these issues ain't general issues. What he planned, he got THAT. Eyo stress yiye nga omuntu, siya bona
I would just say nothing is easy in the world.. you just have to fight on and persist and resist regardless of where you are located on this globe.
They're always greener on the opposite side
@@jothamkasule4150 Exactly my dear. Nze I’ve seen many like him swear they’ve done it all and are returning to Uganda Kyoka after 6 months they come back to uk, call you mbu nakomyeewo nonya wakusula..🤣😁. Nne Uganda eyokya. Especially if you haven’t lived there for a while. You’re not familiar to how people live there and systems.
@@springvic5034 okitegera...baaaangi dala biba lema and rtn to uk...that man is a big liar
You people you say what you dont know😢
1. Mukulu abaana kiva ku nkuza, so si government ye Bulaaya, Bungereza, oba Uganda! Abaffe balina empisa nga ate bakulidde wano. Nababazungu abalina empisa tusiiba tubalaba zisinga nezo ezabaana baffe!
2. Contradiction: e Uganda family ne mikwano bakubba ate nosalawo okudda e Uganda 🇺🇬
3. Mukulu yogera ekituufu ekyakutamya UK!
4. Engeri jotoba nofuna obutuuze bwe Bungereza kyokka nga kikukatako okuzimba enyumba ku remote bakubbe ate nga tojisulamu, kyewunyisa!
Ono muyaaye,wulira mbu he sold his Ugandan citizenship!
That’s true!! Once you acquire another citizenship , you have automatically denounced your previous (Uganda) citizenship.
i think people should avoid generalising. There are many well behaved kids, not all go off rails…..
Not everyone in the diaspora is stressed either!
@@Landez721 You can say that again.
Heh!! You’ve dissected the man’s story. There’s a lot going on behind his story. I have nieces and nephews here, born bred and some are at universities now, never had issues. Also stresses are caused by that conformity of ‘I have to build a house in Uganda ‘. Many strive to do so, some can’t even travel back yet, by the time they’re able to travel and live in those houses, they’re too old, can’t enjoy the houses, Kyoka most build double storied ones and in old age can’t even go upstairs to their bedrooms, have to pay people to look after them, can’t get decent medical care, then they try to come back to diaspora nga it’s too late nga Aate bafa nga babazaayo in coffins. Life and home is here you are. I know people who have no plans of retiring in Uganda. They do visit when they want, travel anywhere in the told for holidays and have put into pronation plans to look after them in their old age.
Thanks for the information
NHS is a sinking ship, UK is overrated, there’s nothing here I understand it used to be great those days but today uk is bleeding, it’s difficult to see dr or even to make a gp appointment and when you go to a&e youll stay so long before you are seen by dr, you’re likely to work extra hours outside your contracted hours in order to be able to pay your bills, save money and support your family back home, you don’t have time for yourself. Work is all you think about. The living spaces are so small bedrooms are so tiny , it’s always wet,cloudy and rainy especially in the winter it’s so dark. The racial discrimination at work is one thing and your kids being bullied in school because they’re black is another.
Now the thing is, you’ll never believe it when anyone tells you about the struggles.
Those that says they’re doing well here is because they grew a thick skin, they settled with being tolerated and not accepted, simply they are pretending to be ok while deep down they know they are lacking a sense of belonging.
I always say if you’re doing well at home, stay where you’re.
If you come here just know that you’ll fall into the trap and you’ll spend all those years fighting to come out year in year out before you know it you have lived for 30 years of high stress and pain.
He is telling the real truth. UK is full of stress
Not only UK but all western countries
Bro don’t apologize for telling the truth 😢
Stress etta gemazima,nze yali enzise
Just be stronger..u ll be okey😊
Find the cause and deal with the cause. If it’s brought about by people you can get rid of, so that. If it’s bills related just adjust, if it’s people at home, again deal with that. You can learn to cope by adjusting and ridding yourself of the causes.
@@springvic5034 thanks dia
He is very right, it's very easy to get stroke due to stress in these countries. I drive a car but I have always recieved camera tickets, I don't know some times why its happening. All my money.
Kwegamba many many things bring about stress. Kitufu wano tewali wabadugavy. System eno siyaffe at all
Bambi..sorry. 😢just be safe out there.
But Ramla, camera tickets are issued if you’re parking in the wrong places or over speeding which is all driver fault. I know there are places where it’s hard to find parking but better to walk a long distance than getting those tickets. The system will never be for us but we adjust. Small changes make a difference.
39:00 the system is set up for stress. Truth , if anyone has sense, it is wise not to ignore the wisdom in this gentleman’s words!
But most men here still don't get time for their families. They would rather be out with friends watching football and doing other things so if he can stay in UK and be very busy well and good.
Exactly!! A marriage works so well when both parties are goving it 100%. No matter where you are in the world. Yes, environmental stresses can habe an impact but once a couple remains devoted to each other and their marriage, it works like a well oiled machine.
Very true.kitufu..nze I have been in UK since I was 10 naye Kati IAM 40 but stress hmmmm
Do you do trading boss
How did you maintain speaking luganda?
@@ritahinabukenyaiii838 quite easy..I used to stay in Uganda community and my aunt rest in peace and everyone home speak it most of the times. Also I used to go back home on holiday masaka.my mum was in Uganda mityana.
Yeah sometimes..
@@mikeshavinewow wonderful. Kudos to you and the entire community for a job well done. I'm based abroad as well but I would want to teach my mother tongue to my future kids for sure. It is beautiful.
So true ... Make money come back home and start new life.
i keep telling my brothers back in cameroon 🇨🇲 if you are not strong mentally Europe will break you
Thxs for the information
I told people that NHS is very fundanental to the health of people. I know many elderly people with hip replacement, heart surgery, pavemakers and other complex surgeries. When i relate it with Uganda and other countries I can imagine these people would be dead by now.
Farouk i wonder if you found Counsel sober, he said everything is free and good in UK, ate mbu stress emutta, he said if you well-placed you kids' care oba omaze, he doesn't do a thing for his kids kyoka ayagala respect from kids, he hasn't done a thing fir 20years, yekwasa ba family mbu baamubba, naye counsel wekuba endobo weka,
😂😂😂. I think sometimes Farouk has to prepare for these interviews and give some of those people the questions he will be asking so they know the direction of the conversation pre-recording. Those who are journalists can help and tell us what it’s called. That way some of them won’t be contradicting themselves.
@@springvic5034I have an impression this conversation wasn't scripted. I'm a fun of this channel though but this has been the worst guest on bench, the information is total crappie and misleading for majority of the audience bambi. Farouq bambi tokidamu
That Mubiru is so contradictory...he says one thing then further down the interview, contradicts himself...musajja mulimba Nyooooo
It's only banakyalo who don't believe the truth behind that man's story. Uganda is the best place to live in for those not on political or social witch hunt.😂
It's like me here am dying of stress and cry everyday becoz of family members l trusted my aunt with my money but nw am crying becoz they ate my money. My uncle 8m.
My aunt 5m but nothing l have gained in working as a kadama and l want to go back home 😢😢😢😢
nkugambye system yakusa stress kogwe nodukayo e uk
😁😁😁😁😁😁
Stress zitutila kukyeyo banange!!
Kati augandan has to seek visa really ❤
Hope we can get this brave n go back home😢
We should all learn from his experience, lets work on Kyekyo, as we plan to go back home !! Uk is not aplace for us Africans (Ugandan).
UK 🇬🇧 and Bulaya as a whole is very very stressful and if you don't guard your peace you can easily get ill due to Stress. Kati sasiira ffe abaludde kubuLaaya! Hmmm mukama yeka!
Nze ndowoza oswaziza Abasajja gwe eyasoma nokusoma olimba kuno bakuyita ku pambana Abantu tukola tugwilana, Tuzinbye Amayumba ga Guloffa Ga Fulataa Lawyer Omulamba otula mu Office olabika wasoma bya ppa home is sweet home mubiru otuswaziza naye if stress.mubiru Abakyala bakola Abasajja bakola Bulaya ewoma fe tunyumilwa.
Sebo twogelereko munange turabye enaku,ndikudagala rya H.blood P.
Sorry. Nange munange nina HBP.
Eat katunkuma. I have dried ones from Uganda
Even in Uganda many should be on HBP meds but are undiagnosed. It’s because you have actually been diagnosed and that’s why many die in ug from such illnesses and HBP usually doesn’t show signs so many walk around with it not knowing. Just because many in diaspora are on meds doesn’t equate to less people having the condition in Uganda. If they made it mandatory for all over 40s in Uganda to go for regular checks oyinza okundabira how many are pre-diabetics and Hypertensive. Take the meds, do exercise, walk, learn coping methods, yiga okwesonyiwa ebintu ebimu, if you have friends or family, keep in touch, socialise when you can, change diet, join a community group, get a hobby, join a gym. Leave the rest to whoever God you worship. Stress aja kugenda.
Imagine i came here in 1990 been here for 34yrs but i have established myself and invested heavily in Uganda 🇺🇬 whatever he says is 100% correct, my children have graduated it's now time for me to repatriate and enjoy life in Uganda😮
If possible I would like to meet you bro for some advice from you
This lawyer is stweesed bambi. But I must say he made a brave move. All the best with the Lawyers Club.
But you know uganda is mess 😢😢😢only prayers we see good things nga oyagala obikole e uganda but government is bad only😢😢
Every one is stressed accordingly
How come he looks younger than his years? May be I should go to Uk, I get stressed to look younger than my years. You don't even have grey hair but me with the stress of Uganda at 35 without a job I have grey hair because of stress. I just want to get that beautiful stress of Uk with a job.