Ive been living for more than 20 years in Europe, i hardly comment on RUclips but 4 this one i want 2 thank you muganda waffe, all his saying is 100% correct. . God help those who have the desire of returning back home to find peace and stability when they return. Protect our nation and all its people for us to live together in harmony, love and peace. Bulaya elina wekoma banange. At the end one has to go back home. I have never stepped in any of my neighbours homes in the past 16years or more, and those i did i think once in 26 years. Its very funny but true. Buri omu ali bibye. The system is Amagdon!😂😂😂😂 mwelaba mwe. Mubere burungi, twegweeko e ug.....😂😂😂 all is true, and Europe system is the same everywhere, people should always say the truth like this brother. No escape route banange. Eeeeh laba bulaya ddukaa. 😂😂😂😂 brother may God direct your steps and give you your heart desire. Believe me home is the best.
Same here in USA buli omu ali bibye banange ffe abamanyila okwenjela ku kyalo nga tubuzza kwono noli byatugwako😂😂 nze mbela mu nyumba nabaana bange obudde ne buziba nebukya noludako bwentyo ndi SAHM naye mikwano NEGOMBA OKUDDA EKKA HOOOO!!!
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Thanks bro for sharing. Only a person living in diaspora can relate to what your talking about. Luxury is just overrated, real happiness is found where your mind finds peace. Just come back home, family will come join later
@Ebunayira they never understand anything and people are different, thise who think they love it here, others don't and that is ok. Do what you want people are there to judge. Set a good plan and home will always be home
A decision to return to the motherland is very tough. Overtime you may totally fail. Its not about how much wealth you accumulate but what's in your heart. I am in diaspora but i luv it when i take my kids to Ug its a great experience for us all. Bro build your home and make some investments then go home if that is your desire. You will not have alot of money but you will be happy. If your wife is still in love she may follow you. Uganda is a great place to raise kids. Good luck.
@federal4uganda972 exactly, I'm trying to take my kids home when they're still small so that I can raise them with our values and norms. Thank you for the advise 🙏
Thank you very much for your transparency. My opinion is that it would be better to get a self-employment job so that you can go to kampala anytime you wish and spend lijev3 or 4 months then come back with your family and then go back .....that way you can as well be in control of your businesses I'm Uganda. Eventually, the wife will get convinced after realising the great goals you've achieved and she will follow you. All the best
All of us we came to foreign countries because our country failed us I worked from Monday to Sunday as aNurse /midwife I used to get little money I had chldren who would have never succeeded my baby now works in world bank atleast I invested in her east to west home is best but keep coming atleast for 6mths or else you have business may God bless you
I advise you to go to UG and start preparing for your family. The wife and children should visit you during the summer holidays and you can visit them during Christmas. Once the wife sees the great work you are doing in UG and the children enjoy the options they experience in UG, they will certainly follow you. One thing you need to agree with your wife is the way the children will be brought up. Follow your heart, and I can see you succeeding beyond your expectations.
Here in the UK 🇬🇧 it’s the racism (direct and covert)gmo food, bad weather, grey skies in winter are so depressing, high living costs 😢. I miss Uganda 🇺🇬 and Africa in general all the time. In Uganda, my family and relatives are so supportive and loving, that promotes great mental health, and I miss being able to practice my culture all the time and speak my language all the time, and dream in my language. Consumerism, materialism and convenience is what the west is all about, none of that stuff interests me anymore, I prefer to be in nature, good food, and family and a peaceful mind
komawo e kyadondo ofune ki namakula regardless even if your current wife is ugandan 😂😂 have spent only 5 years abroad but i can relate, sometimes its calling acting as an instinct to let you go home
Webale kugabana experience yobulamubwo obwekyeyo. A good number of us can relate. Yongela ekilowoozo okukisabila awamu nomukyala musobole okutuuka kukiliziganya, kuba " two cannot walk together unless they agree". Kilungi nnyo okubela mu environment ewa emirembe nesanyu mutima.
Bambi Mukama akuteremu obwangu mubyoyagara. I’m living in America now for about 6 years , what you’re talking about is legit 100 percent true. You need to set up a retirement fund if you don’t have any and work like crazy for the next 5 years with agrand plan to go back home, track all your expenses and save money . Sorry for what you’re going through the trauma of social isolation
Trust your gut and intuition brother. You have a starting point in Uganda - which is way more than what most Ugandans in the diaspora have. Just create an investment with some cashflows back home to sustain you and then return to the motherland. It will be well.
Grace Nabasala's mother has since bought for herself more than one house in Louisiana, USA since she first came / went to live in USA aged about 55 years of age. - John Mpiima, from Kampala, Uganda .
@@matembewilliamssekandi8067and she will pay for those houses until death nomusiika atandikile weyakoma package. System is just bad eeeh!!! When I say pay forever o mean mortgage ajja kugisasula amale naye taxes which come with owning a house, property tax, school district tax, park tax etc nze nkilimu banange, you don't own a house here!
Bro , you have taken a right decision no one will rough at explain everything to your children and come back home they will follow you, your wife is just scared if you go home she is going to follow women are like that .
Did you tell anyone when you were going? If yes talk to that person again he/she will tell you what to do. Or If you went quietly still do the same, Other wise you will end up depressed. 😊
That's a smart move, brother Nelson. Naffe tulyeno tubala ngeliki nange nandiagedde kudda ewaka naye akasente munange. Naye abakazi bwebatyo bagalanyo wabwelu. I think if I were you, I would be going and spending some time in uganda, then come to Sweden and spend some time with you family until time allows you the best choice.
If you have already made and invested in sustainable projects then go ahead .Years can't be retrieved. It is all about peace of mind. If the wife chooses to stay with the children then see how you gonna go about the welfare of the children including bills. But also listen to her concerns. She might be feeling insecure when she has no investments of her own and yet you have. This era wise people rely on what they have created not what a spouse has, any change of mind requires solid ground. Since we have not heard from her side as well, then easy to get biased advise .Thanks for sharing though.
In my opinion, relocating has a number of considerations to make. Most couples do not move at the same time. You may have to return and prepare a soft landing for the rest of your family. They will eventually buy into your decision based on how you yourself settle back home.
Don't just wake up and make rough decisions first make plans and prepare on everything then you can come back home East - west home is the best though ug is not easy nowadays but you can't fail to servive
Yes omuntu abadeko e bulaya yayinza okitegera.walai nange njagala kudayo Uganda even though Bulaya is luxurious.Home is the best.. Bulaya esana just for visit but not relocation.please convince her she will understand you.
Exactly visiting only naye not to relocate. Nange ndi wano nsaba Mukama anyambe omwami akilizze tudeyo e uganda. Me am more than ready ninda the word go from hubby
I do have the same situation here in Canada. I have been here but truth be told I am a slave to these people. I agree with you of relocating I guess you will find me there. Bulaya nedda
@@stevjeanchelsea3838 bro, check my contact number in the bio so that we can link up. It seems many people are caught up in the same situation as mine.
@@Ebunayira kubanga diseases are unchecked in Africa whereas in Europe because its difficult to access unprescribed drugs, its easy to detect disease. You have to take it partly as a sacrifice so that you can go and put into practice what you learned here. Civilian mentallity wont take you far, you have to accept where you come from and say, Kama mbaya, Mbaya!🤗
Since the wife doesn't want to go home now, I think you first try to go alone and leave the family behind as long as she have the capability of taking care of the family by herself but going back home ,my brother that's the best decision one can do in life when you are leaving in these countries.,myself I tried to go back but I don't have any surpport BEHIND ME go ahead my brother
Myganda wange Nelson bulaaya okuduka si byangu nadala ngolina family ento ngabana bakyali mabujje. What i would recommend is to convince your wife gwe osoke okomewo asigaleyo nabana ngabwotetenkanya how they will join you later ngomaze okwetereza for them to have a safe landing. Abakazi batya nyo to start from the scratch ate nga they have those little ones.
The brother has spocken his mind. But I want to clarfire some things here. All countries has their god and bad sides. I think the disappointment we have about sweden most of Ugandans is, first we luck unity and working togather. I will give you an example. There are sociaties of people of minorities like Asirian,kurds, Asien etc who work togather so tite and don`t feel so much isolated and disappointed in sweden. They have lived here for so long and are happy. Second, all people who want to move for a better life to another country are economically doing bad. The Ugandans I know who have a stable finincial life don´t know anything about racisim or a need to moving back to Uganda. Home is the best yes. Home is where you feel comfortable. As we speak now People are lining up to leave Uganda their ( home) for other countries for green pasture.
Before going a broad you must set a goal, if you have good capital you can go to china and get some factory machines start businesses and become financially independent in uganda, hajji bakaluba spent 20years working and investing , he went back and now his businesses are booming
I heard mbu he had lands and some properties byebagabaana after his fathers pass on. This guy( our presenter) ye yezimbyr yekka from zero nga bwagambye he got some little money nakoola byeyakoola. Hajji was already established however much he was on Kyeyo… Taalinayo money zeyajja bulaaya to build all that wealth…. He got it from what his father left them and used it wisely….
Ekisinga kukomawo nga mwetegese, Uganda is not for the faint hearted, take time to prepare your children for Ugandan lifestyle. Uganda enyuma olinanu obusobozi, obufere bungi wano both from strangers and relatives,ebyo byona jjangu ngobimanyi. Business Eugandanaxoza chance it's not about having lots of it's about working smart. People here are srvn on minimum capital but achieving lots. Bwoba Oli ready jjangu nobukakamu empewo zebulaya ozireke kukisaawe, olimuwanguzi ojakumalako.
Prudence, i understand Norway is equally an expensive and highly taxed country as does Sweden. But Norway is also a far better staging post / ground / anchor for global investments than Uganda. One of the major hindrances to human progress is lack of ease of mobility; denial or need of a visa restricts human mobility and associated business/ financial transactions. The Norwegian passport, as well as the Swedish one, enjoys fewer visa restrictions than a Ugandan one. Visa restrictions is one of the significant barriers to international business/ trade / economic relations, besides tarrif and other non-tarrif barriers. Let Mr Nelson remember than he holds in his hands a more powerful passport. With a powerful passport, one is already having the ball set or sent rolling on his/ her side; he / she just needs to devise ways and courage to score the goals in the goalposts / net. - Urgues John Mpiima, from Kampala.
Nze nakajja it's one year but iv realized u just have to work hard,teweteeka ku family,don't take any loans..mu 5yrs osobola okudayo eka bcz okolelera kudayo wezimbe eka..n it's what am looking up to...no loans,just endure embeera yonna...work hard n go home....
@@ViolahNakibirango trwejalabya. Welumye as much as you can. Don't send your money to family members to buy properties for you. Awo ojja kuba osobode europe.
Mr Nelson , i understand the prevailing, significant or huge crime rate is related to and follows the huge influx of Syrian and other Islamic-leaning immigrants during the recent-past Syrian war. However , the Swedish government might have started to fight and reverse it already, at least minimally. But i remember i wrote to the Swedish Tourist Board, via the post office, during the intense period of the Syrian war - when i was concurrently requesting from them/ it tourist brochures . Advising the Swedish Tourist Board to advise the Swedish authorities against allowing in massive numbers of Syrian refugees, predicting that insecurity and a huge crime rate will result in the long run - and i was right ; it did!! Bye bye for now. - I'm John Mpiima, signing off from Kampala, Uganda.
Correction: My cousin brother has been living in Sweden since 1987 or 1988 - and not since 1998 - during the time of Philly Bongoley's illness and Princess Diana's divorce from then Prince Charles of The United Kingdom ( now King Charles of United Kingdom ). My cousin brother now lives outside Stockholm in Sweden, but he has been coming back to Uganda more or less often to keep himself in the welfare system of Sweden. ( He obtained his Swedish citizenship in 1993/1994. )
Know that there are many Ugandans with three to four citizenships including European, American, and Ugandan ones. Know the existence of a non-resident Swedish citizen, etc. Know that there are many Ugandans with or without European citizenship who own substantial shares in multiple publicly listed companies across Europe. One of them is former Ugandan Finance / Constitution Affairs minister Steven Kavuma who claims to own shares in Liverpool Football Club in UK since his University Student days in Britain about more than forty years ago, and has been receiving annual dividends ever since. ( He says that he bought his shares in Liverpool Football Club while studying at university in the UK and he has kept his shares ever since. ) Bye bye. - John Mpiima, from Kampala, Uganda .
My suggestion is you better make a decision yourself. Remember you started this journey alone without your wife and kids. The woman loved or joined you after you had become someone . So gwe alina okukulembera nobaterereza ewaka nga omusajja, omukazi because ali mu comfort zone now takin a kulengera gwe jolengera at this time. Just like the old Muzungu advised you nga wakatuuka e Sweden to take your time and study. Kakati kikuyambye okufunamu some money to invest home , so better make a decision yourself.
Ok bro i have heard you today Surely ewataliwamwe wazibu just nzenalikenya but sibyangu Ekisoka what is tha really make a wife to come back to UGANDA Do she fear the economy oba be even here people do big investment ,i e for me i started by coffee farming now zifuna kiralu ,i added enkoko . What i see to first seat and do some ka contention to the wife maybe she is fearing how will the family survive Am sorry to hear about that because we have a friend from Canada and Australia they told us the same thing about what they teach there children at school But is the wife support you to come back alone If it is so you first come back , And see you project then one day bwonodayo omugambe kale aje alambuleko kupulojekiti zamwe who knows God will do a miracle and her heart start changing slowly. Because sometimes she might be fearing kubanga yamanyira obulamu bweyo , naye nakiriza okuba nga akyalanga she will change even nabana bajatandika okulanga they want UGANDA time will come they will put her on pressure bambi musabe just akyalengayo nabana abana obagazise ensi yabwe
leave them there , you will always go and check on them , i live in usa im gonna do the same ,u cannot be rich here APART from recieving pay check whole your life
This is my first time to this page, me am a born again Christian(mulokele) first let's pray to Almighty GOD to give your wife wisdom so that she can think about children first and not herself, those nations look beautiful and developed but they are so demonic, they don't respect GOD at all, am a mulokele and am going to add you in prayers for God to open the eyes of your wife in so that she can agree with you, the Bible says women should respect their husbands but it's too evil when the nation put the women to be the head of family yet God didn't create women to heads, that's the devil (Satan) doing that because if the woman is leading there will always be regrets in life as it was in the garden of Eden, but don't worry brother my God will play win over your wife in Jesus name.
@@Ebunayira am so sorry to be talkative on your page. But another thing to add on is teach your children ways of God, I don't know your belive but in this generation one of the way to guide and protect our children is by teaching them to fear God, sit with them and teach them that God created man and woman, God said that a man or woman should sleep only with opposite sex not man with man or woman with woman, be open to them even if they are still young because now at school they have started tell them about LGBTQ remember the more they tell them those things at schools, they are planting the Satan seeds in which will grow up in future, tell them not allow other boys or girls touch there susu. But the most thing to do is to always kneel down and pray for your children dedicate them to Jesus because even in Uganda there's homosexuality but at least here we have a say on our children as pray God will help us to raise a good fearing generation in Jesus name Amen. Excuse my English if there's mistakes.
@princeszalwangobecky1500 and also in Uganda, it can't be done openly as in (they have rights) like these nations and we 100% have a say in our children's lives
Try to talk with your wife that you want to start taking your kids to Uganda for vacation for some months,i think the kids also will see the difference and then go back,then later they will start demanding you to go back to Uganda, but you need also to pray for it
Uganda simbi singa oba nga oķoze investiments oba nga olina capital ebirala bisoboka nze capital bwebuzibu byange naýe bwoba olina capital uganda ekùnyumira
@SarahSmith-hu6qd era uganda esobokera ddala abantu babeera ewantu nga buli kimu akirina tamanzi oba amazzi gagenze oba amasanyalaze tegaliiko ensi nemunyumira tebakutiisa wama
Came to USA at 16 I’m 33 years now .. naye kale nebwoba opama misumali nze sizalira mwana bulayaaaa! Oba sizaala ndekeyo .. kids will make u over stay for too long .. infact u might not ever go back home permanently
Nange i’m in the same situation naye my problem is kids, i have 7 ate bali mu age ya ba youth naye nze nkooye i want to go home after 15 yrs. Nkooye naye simanyi nakyakukoola…Njagaala nzileeyo mbeera out of Kampala mukyaalo nunde etc naye abaana bano simanyi kyakoola. Nsaaba kumagezi nange…. Abaano bo tebagaala kudda UG kuba naabo naleeta baleete nga bakyaali batto kati bakulidde wano…… Ate bafuuka uncontrollable nga siliwo, it’s me who can control or handle them with iron hand naye whever i travel for some weeks nga siliwo batabuuka bembalekeera tebabasoboola… Nange nsaaba kumagezzi
Kati sebo Ebunayira byona byoyegede bituufu 100% naye nze nfunyemu okutya. Sirowooza nti wetegese ekimala okwanganga Uganda. Ente ne mbuzi kale naye lowooza okuyingira real estate. Just buy some acres of land in a radius of 40 miles okuva e Kampala and wait for some 4-5 years, you may double the amount you invested. Kino kiri bwekityo kuba Uganda population eri elastic nnyo kyokka nga ettaka liri inelastic. Kino kitegeeza nti value ye ttaka ejja kwongera kulinya ekiseera kyona. Ate sebo nsaba owulirize omukyala oyo, kiyamba nnyooluusi abasajja tuli impulsive. Remember it takes two to tango.
@@Ebunayira sebo. Oli Sweden. Olude nga okola ekitegeeza nto olina good credit. Funa loan. Bwenekulemerera tewali ajja kukwata bintu byo e UG. Ojja kutunda nga ekiseera kituuse. Funa ba loya bewesiga nga bakolagana no muntu gwewesiga. Bwoba osobola okufuna loan awo e Sweden soka ojifune oba ozifune nag okyalina chance. Ebintu bikyuuka esawa yona. Ekyuma okubanga kikyayokya.
For me i gave birth to my child and sent her to uganda since my husband in uganda so for me i go and come back until when iwill decide to go home for good
She is even happier ,she says mummy love u and I want to be where you are but I don't want to study in winter ididnt want all of us to suffer together in aforeign land
Wesiimye mukwano, the way am also persuading my husband for us to take our children back to Uganda, they'll have a better and happier life there than USA. I know we can manage kubanga tetuli bubi atleast we have some investments here naye banange akyaganye am just praying and hoping kubanga at the age they are at, it will be very easy for them to adjust.
Nelson. You are in a terrible situation. Naye okimanyi nti those kids arent yours either. They are victims of the system too. What you expect of them isnt what will come out of them. Me I have children in Uganda too and im lucky to have them their. Here some of mine take too long just to text a hej Daddy whereas those in Uganda call me weekly just to say Hallo Daddy. Pack up your staff and leave just for the future of them. Dont think things will be much better here for them. Be the driver to navigation for their future otherwise in the end you will be the one to blame. They will curse you for leaving them here. Robert
Mindset is important, eddagala lyobwerere lyo zzibu, jobs have always been a challenge buli wamu, if you are going to wait for a job olimba! Start small, our population is growing b, identify needs and let your business solve the problems.
Try to reach out to haj Bakuluba he had the same story like yrs he may help you out. however I my self I want to come there since am still in my early 20's any connection
bro if possible now buy another land in uganda and plant as more trees like kalitunsi then give it five years as your still there in sweeden and within the five years make your wife understand what your telling her if she fails just leave her there showing her that you have gone for your tree project
Bro wama komawo e ug otandike obulamu tewesaddaka lwamuba family you also need to be happy bro kyogamba god forbid if you die today tebaberawo you've done all you could for them wabakolera dda future just come home run yr business have fun life is short tomanyi lwonaffa most interestingly after coming and everything start run smooth they will eventually join you here just as you know women fear hardship just you as a aman so salawo you won't concentrate with two different options do not fight your instincts. Do what it is telling you. You will succeed bro life is fine here nga olinamu kata you have security of dual citizenship tokyasobola kudamu struggle deep financially your exposed l know your a bright man come back home dont wait 2026 and seek advise from those who came back and made it you will be motivated more. Tokyasaba visa after all the world will be on yr finger tips.
Mpozi lwakuba Nelson tetutegede manya gwo ga kiganda. U might be one of the luxky ones that your ancesteors are in sweden where by you already have some money in a pot through family. Gwe totubulide wayingira otya bulaya. It depends ki ekyakutwalayo oba wagenda otya. Fena tukoye naye obuvunanyizibwa bukyatusibye eno. Plus bwoba gwe ozeyo uganda, do u mean tolidayo sweden. May be its ok for ppo okufuna obutuze then come and go. But wofunira obutuze ate binji ebiberawo nga tax, bills and many things
You are probably mistaken about issues like crime rates in Sweden compared to Uganda (Sweden has reliable data, Uganda doesn't). But its understandable that living away from home is never enjoyable. Home is always more enjoyable. As for raising children, I don't believe that Uganda is free from that social influence. And Uganda is becoming less and less suited to meet the needs of young people. Those children will come here, graduate from university, and do nothing.
@dkimbowa how many kids in uganda have you ever seen armed with guns? When I say kids, I mean teenagers of 12 years to 15 years. In sweden, it's only those teenagers who own guns, killing people day and night. About kids graduating from university and they can't get jobs, I don't think they'll have such a problem. First of all, they're citizens of sweden, they can come back to sudy their university courses from Sweden.
@@Ebunayira Not to underestimate your gun concern, I am still not sure that Uganda with fewer guns is safer. In our neighborhoods in the Kampala metro, there are house break-ins everywhere every night. And violent robberies or attacks. I guess you are aware that Uganda police doesn't respond to emergencies. So you fight with the intruders on your own. That is why a typical Ugandan house has burglar proof windows and doors, there are guard dogs (not pets), in a tall wall fence, security guards etc. Probably not the same in Uppsala (I could be wrong). Many violent crimes in Uganda are not even reported to police. As for taking the children back to Sweden for University, it means the plan is for them to remain there and work there which seems contradictory to the reasons you want to come back home. I may be wrong but that's how I genuinely feel about your predicament. And I agree it's a predicament because I know that living away from home forever isn't a nice thing. And yes, you need to come back home. I just want you to make an informed decision
@dkimbowa I know everything about the insecurities at home. However, I would rather stay in a country where it's a government that controls guns than in a country where kids go to the same school with your kids' own guns. About why bring kids home then come back later, it's because I want them to be raised in our african way, with our african values which they will never get if they stay here.
Most parents think that if they pay a lot in tuition everything is catered for yet most of the teenagers attending the schools have been raised by household, TV and internet. Our church schools we attended are shunned by high class people because the assumption is such schools are for low lives, lately such schools have groomed humble hard working citizens who later trash them for classyschools in the name of amasomero gabonyabonya!
Ive been living for more than 20 years in Europe, i hardly comment on RUclips but 4 this one i want 2 thank you muganda waffe, all his saying is 100% correct. . God help those who have the desire of returning back home to find peace and stability when they return. Protect our nation and all its people for us to live together in harmony, love and peace. Bulaya elina wekoma banange. At the end one has to go back home. I have never stepped in any of my neighbours homes in the past 16years or more, and those i did i think once in 26 years. Its very funny but true. Buri omu ali bibye. The system is Amagdon!😂😂😂😂 mwelaba mwe. Mubere burungi, twegweeko e ug.....😂😂😂 all is true, and Europe system is the same everywhere, people should always say the truth like this brother. No escape route banange. Eeeeh laba bulaya ddukaa. 😂😂😂😂 brother may God direct your steps and give you your heart desire. Believe me home is the best.
@marionmug2353 thank you so much brother 🙏 reka nkusabire nawe ojja kusobola okunyuka
My brother l just wish you all the best everything has it's time.
Same here in USA buli omu ali bibye banange ffe abamanyila okwenjela ku kyalo nga tubuzza kwono noli byatugwako😂😂 nze mbela mu nyumba nabaana bange obudde ne buziba nebukya noludako bwentyo ndi SAHM naye mikwano NEGOMBA OKUDDA EKKA HOOOO!!!
If your reading this message now and you have not acknowledged Jesus christ as lord and saviour. Please do so and receive jesus christ as your Lord and saviour and receive eternal life.
Thanks bro for sharing. Only a person living in diaspora can relate to what your talking about.
Luxury is just overrated, real happiness is found where your mind finds peace.
Just come back home, family will come join later
@@byamugishadansnipes1 exactly, people who haven't lived in diaspora can't understand me.
@Ebunayira they never understand anything and people are different, thise who think they love it here, others don't and that is ok. Do what you want people are there to judge. Set a good plan and home will always be home
A decision to return to the motherland is very tough. Overtime you may totally fail. Its not about how much wealth you accumulate but what's in your heart. I am in diaspora but i luv it when i take my kids to Ug its a great experience for us all.
Bro build your home and make some investments then go home if that is your desire. You will not have alot of money but you will be happy. If your wife is still in love she may follow you. Uganda is a great place to raise kids. Good luck.
@federal4uganda972 exactly, I'm trying to take my kids home when they're still small so that I can raise them with our values and norms. Thank you for the advise 🙏
Brother, I wish you all the best 🙏🏿 every thing you've saying is true, if you have your home and income! Home is the best ❤ watching from 🇬🇧🙏🏿🇺🇬
@msjane141 thank you brother 🙏
thanks for being real brother.many people are going through the same.
@alisemaganda1482 yes you are right ✅️
I feel you.. May Almighty God grant you wisdom to make the right decision.
@@Tindilis2316 thank you for your wishes towards me.
This talk show is so educative ❤
@@HiggiroFred thanks for appreciating 🙏
Home is always the best as long as you have your own house and a long life daily income then you won't fail.
@@hannahnalugo1913 you're very right ✅️
Thank you very much for your transparency. My opinion is that it would be better to get a self-employment job so that you can go to kampala anytime you wish and spend lijev3 or 4 months then come back with your family and then go back .....that way you can as well be in control of your businesses I'm Uganda. Eventually, the wife will get convinced after realising the great goals you've achieved and she will follow you.
All the best
So good to hear from brother may God give you favor before your wife and save a generation of your children I know and under you
@judithmateega5744 thank you for your kind words 🙏
I HAVE BEEN IN
KUWAIT 10 YEARS BUT AM ALSO FADE UP AM PLANNING TO GO BACK HOME THERE'S NO FUTURE HERE , GOD GAVE US AFRICA.
Munange taata thanks for sharing your story.Omwoyo gukuguidinga…
All of us we came to foreign countries because our country failed us I worked from Monday to Sunday as aNurse /midwife I used to get little money I had chldren who would have never succeeded my baby now works in world bank atleast I invested in her east to west home is best but keep coming atleast for 6mths or else you have business may God bless you
@@ChristineMusana thank you so much
I advise you to go to UG and start preparing for your family. The wife and children should visit you during the summer holidays and you can visit them during Christmas. Once the wife sees the great work you are doing in UG and the children enjoy the options they experience in UG, they will certainly follow you. One thing you need to agree with your wife is the way the children will be brought up. Follow your heart, and I can see you succeeding beyond your expectations.
@margaretserumaga4247 thank you so much for your advise ❤️
Nice confession
Here in the UK 🇬🇧 it’s the racism (direct and covert)gmo food, bad weather, grey skies in winter are so depressing, high living costs 😢. I miss Uganda 🇺🇬 and Africa in general all the time. In Uganda, my family and relatives are so supportive and loving, that promotes great mental health, and I miss being able to practice my culture all the time and speak my language all the time, and dream in my language. Consumerism, materialism and convenience is what the west is all about, none of that stuff interests me anymore, I prefer to be in nature, good food, and family and a peaceful mind
@wildflower7925 wow! You have said it all for sure!
May your dreams come true
@@bernaxy1 Amen 🙏 and thank you so much 🙏
Hello! My friend topic is true,nze nguhwagira. Omukyaala ojjakugenda naye nabaana nga abagenda ogukyaala ,naye kwatagana nefamily ya Madame obamatizze ensonga osobole oguhwangula.ekilala Madame omumatizze omutekatekele business yee nkayee.agejda kwikiliza.❤❤
Invest in agriculture and poutry farming.,be down to earth. Uganda is good to go
@SwaibaKabanda you're reading my mind bro, those are the projects I'm going to do
@@Ebunayira am alady
@SwaibaKabanda ohhh alright my sister!
Kino kyebayita nti Uganda is naturally blessed and if we hard a good government for sure tewali munayuganda yandyegombye kubeera kumawanga
@EvelyneNayiga amawanga kyetwetagayo ntandikwa just. Otherwise teli kilungi
Way to go blood…
My friend and I are planning the same. It’s a hard decision though, given our human rights record.
@stevek8957 you're right but even where you are, there is human rights abuse!
komawo e kyadondo ofune ki namakula regardless even if your current wife is ugandan 😂😂 have spent only 5 years abroad but i can relate, sometimes its calling acting as an instinct to let you go home
@@billyjoe4350 🤣🤣🤣 I hear ki manakula
Webale kugabana experience yobulamubwo obwekyeyo. A good number of us can relate.
Yongela ekilowoozo okukisabila awamu nomukyala musobole okutuuka kukiliziganya, kuba " two cannot walk together unless they agree". Kilungi nnyo okubela mu environment ewa emirembe nesanyu mutima.
@juliannalwoga3998 thank you
Your in a ‘cry in a Benz or smile on a bicycle situation bro’.
@@HM-bu4pw exactly
Bambi Mukama akuteremu obwangu mubyoyagara. I’m living in America now for about 6 years , what you’re talking about is legit 100 percent true. You need to set up a retirement fund if you don’t have any and work like crazy for the next 5 years with agrand plan to go back home, track all your expenses and save money . Sorry for what you’re going through the trauma of social isolation
@tomlive9312 thank you so much my brother 🙏
Trust your gut and intuition brother. You have a starting point in Uganda - which is way more than what most Ugandans in the diaspora have. Just create an investment with some cashflows back home to sustain you and then return to the motherland. It will be well.
@@SIRLEE thank you for your encouraging words 🙏
Grace Nabasala's mother has since bought for herself more than one house in Louisiana, USA since she first came / went to live in USA aged about 55 years of age. - John Mpiima, from Kampala, Uganda .
Hmm 😒 🤔. She has never bought a house, she acquired mortgage where she is paying her money for equity. If she misses 2 to 3 payments 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Mr mpima nkulamusiza mulinya lya yesu krito
@@matembewilliamssekandi8067and she will pay for those houses until death nomusiika atandikile weyakoma package. System is just bad eeeh!!!
When I say pay forever o mean mortgage ajja kugisasula amale naye taxes which come with owning a house, property tax, school district tax, park tax etc nze nkilimu banange, you don't own a house here!
Listen to your heart, simple
@MamaUganda88888 thank you
Bro , you have taken a right decision no one will rough at explain everything to your children and come back home they will follow you, your wife is just scared if you go home she is going to follow women are like that .
Did you tell anyone when you were going? If yes talk to that person again he/she will tell you what to do. Or If you went quietly still do the same, Other wise you will end up depressed. 😊
That's a smart move, brother Nelson. Naffe tulyeno tubala ngeliki nange nandiagedde kudda ewaka naye akasente munange. Naye abakazi bwebatyo bagalanyo wabwelu. I think if I were you, I would be going and spending some time in uganda, then come to Sweden and spend some time with you family until time allows you the best choice.
@BarakaboersUG thanks bro,I'm still figuring out how to go about the whole situation.
If you have already made and invested in sustainable projects then go ahead .Years can't be
retrieved. It is all about peace of mind. If the wife chooses to stay with the children then see how you gonna go about the welfare of the children including bills. But also listen to her concerns. She might be feeling insecure when she has no investments of her own and yet you have. This era wise people rely on what they have created not what a spouse has, any change of mind requires solid ground. Since we have not heard from her side as well, then easy to get biased advise .Thanks for sharing though.
@@kmsinmotionestore exactly, and there's no time one will ever be ready to chase the goals
In my opinion, relocating has a number of considerations to make. Most couples do not move at the same time. You may have to return and prepare a soft landing for the rest of your family. They will eventually buy into your decision based on how you yourself settle back home.
@robertkisakye675 that makes sense as well. Thank you 😊
Do what yr heart desires,east west home is best
@@edithkaboyo1175 but how do I go about it with the family issues?
Don't just wake up and make rough decisions first make plans and prepare on everything then you can come back home East - west home is the best though ug is not easy nowadays but you can't fail to servive
@@NakkaziChristine-eg1xb exactly I can survive and very well
Yes omuntu abadeko e bulaya yayinza okitegera.walai nange njagala kudayo Uganda even though Bulaya is luxurious.Home is the best.. Bulaya esana just for visit but not relocation.please convince her she will understand you.
@@Oloya-n6z you're right, bulaya ya kukyalamu just.
Exactly visiting only naye not to relocate. Nange ndi wano nsaba Mukama anyambe omwami akilizze tudeyo e uganda. Me am more than ready ninda the word go from hubby
I do have the same situation here in Canada. I have been here but truth be told I am a slave to these people. I agree with you of relocating I guess you will find me there. Bulaya nedda
@@stevjeanchelsea3838 bro, check my contact number in the bio so that we can link up. It seems many people are caught up in the same situation as mine.
@@Ebunayiraam also thinking of it structuur especially when my girl is in puberty
Mukama ayogedde naawe. Naye wegendereze endwadde. Abaamu bwemuddayo mwagala kukyakala. Naye bwobera serious, kisoboka🙏🙏🙏
@prossymuduwa5506 thank you for your advise naye okukyakala nakyakala ekimara
@@Ebunayira kubanga diseases are unchecked in Africa whereas in Europe because its difficult to access unprescribed drugs, its easy to detect disease. You have to take it partly as a sacrifice so that you can go and put into practice what you learned here. Civilian mentallity wont take you far, you have to accept where you come from and say, Kama mbaya, Mbaya!🤗
@@prossymuduwa5506 you're right ✅️ it's about determination regardless of our challenges at home.
Greetings from USA 😂😂😂! I was planning to come to Sweden but let also plan to Uganda.
@@Jo-vk6zl 🤣🤣 bwoba olina capital ya business linya eya uganda 🇺🇬
brother its true bulaya atama.do not litsen to anyone just go home n enjoy with your family
@alisemaganda1482 the problem my wife doesn't want to go with me. What should I do?
Since the wife doesn't want to go home now, I think you first try to go alone and leave the family behind as long as she have the capability of taking care of the family by herself but going back home ,my brother that's the best decision one can do in life when you are leaving in these countries.,myself I tried to go back but I don't have any surpport BEHIND ME go ahead my brother
@milly2723 which support do you mean that you don't have? You mean the support from your wife?
Myganda wange Nelson bulaaya okuduka si byangu nadala ngolina family ento ngabana bakyali mabujje. What i would recommend is to convince your wife gwe osoke okomewo asigaleyo nabana ngabwotetenkanya how they will join you later ngomaze okwetereza for them to have a safe landing. Abakazi batya nyo to start from the scratch ate nga they have those little ones.
@@godfreyngarambe512 kitufu naye sibyangu muganda wange
The brother has spocken his mind. But I want to clarfire some things here. All countries has their god and bad sides. I think the disappointment we have about sweden most of Ugandans is, first we luck unity and working togather. I will give you an example. There are sociaties of people of minorities like Asirian,kurds, Asien etc who work togather so tite and don`t feel so much isolated and disappointed in sweden. They have lived here for so long and are happy. Second, all people who want to move for a better life to another country are economically doing bad. The Ugandans I know who have a stable finincial life don´t know anything about racisim or a need to moving back to Uganda. Home is the best yes. Home is where you feel comfortable. As we speak now People are lining up to leave Uganda their ( home) for other countries for green pasture.
True driving licence is vital even here in frrance
@@piuskarugaba yes it's very important
East to West home will always be the best ❤❤❤
Before going a broad you must set a goal, if you have good capital you can go to china and get some factory machines start businesses and become financially independent in uganda, hajji bakaluba spent 20years working and investing , he went back and now his businesses are booming
@bmk5615 yes you are right ✅️. He inspires me a lot.
@@Ebunayiraam telling you mr Nelson if you come with some capital in ug , uganda gona be a hot cake for you
Talk to Hajji Yasin Bakaluba on how he did it. He relocated from UK with his family
I heard mbu he had lands and some properties byebagabaana after his fathers pass on. This guy( our presenter) ye yezimbyr yekka from zero nga bwagambye he got some little money nakoola byeyakoola. Hajji was already established however much he was on Kyeyo… Taalinayo money zeyajja bulaaya to build all that wealth…. He got it from what his father left them and used it wisely….
@@MK-256 you're right. And Hajji yali yagula obuzigo mu kampala oluvanyuma nabutunda sente nyingi.
@jennifernattabi5267 he inspires me a lot.
2026 l have to go back home.
Oba ntya oba ntya Uganda yewaffe
@nakanwagicissy671 east West home is the best 👌
@@Ebunayira exactly but l have failed to get a man from kyeyo then we go back together and we settle
@@nakanwagicissy671 🤣🤣 genda abasajja bangi eka
@@Ebunayira abeka ate anbera ayagala kutwalako kokozewo nbatya
return home when you clock 55yrs with your family ,uganda eyokya okusinga bworowoza bro, abana basomese eneyusa ye ki frica ,
@@kasuleronald3317 singa yegwe wandikomyewo ngoli 55?
Ekisinga kukomawo nga mwetegese, Uganda is not for the faint hearted, take time to prepare your children for Ugandan lifestyle. Uganda enyuma olinanu obusobozi, obufere bungi wano both from strangers and relatives,ebyo byona jjangu ngobimanyi. Business Eugandanaxoza chance it's not about having lots of it's about working smart. People here are srvn on minimum capital but achieving lots. Bwoba Oli ready jjangu nobukakamu empewo zebulaya ozireke kukisaawe, olimuwanguzi ojakumalako.
@juknatukunda embela njitegela bulungi because I've been coming home every year.
@@Ebunayirahome is best
I support you 💯to go back home so long as you have small beginning
u will catch up
@PartyWisdomdivine thank you for your support 🙏
Nange nakowa bulaya ela genda kudayo nze edowonzayo simbi ekulungi kilabika wategeka ekyalo awo tosobola kulemelelwa nga etegense ekyalo olwesonga yeganda ekisinze otulemensa kukolelela mele naye kasinta obela nebyokulya oba oja kumalako
Prudence, i understand Norway is equally an expensive and highly taxed country as does Sweden. But Norway is also a far better staging post / ground / anchor for global investments than Uganda. One of the major hindrances to human progress is lack of ease of mobility; denial or need of a visa restricts human mobility and associated business/ financial transactions. The Norwegian passport, as well as the Swedish one, enjoys fewer visa restrictions than a Ugandan one. Visa restrictions is one of the significant barriers to international business/ trade / economic relations, besides tarrif and other non-tarrif barriers. Let Mr Nelson remember than he holds in his hands a more powerful passport. With a powerful passport, one is already having the ball set or sent rolling on his/ her side; he / she just needs to devise ways and courage to score the goals in the goalposts / net.
- Urgues John Mpiima, from Kampala.
Sorry dear..naye genda gyoowulilila emirembe..we live once.
@@miriamnabulime8461 wama webale
Kale singa nze gwe am here in Arab negomba eyo gwe oyagala kuda Uganda 😢😢
@@suzanes5403 okitegela, wegomba eno nange negomba Uganda 🇺🇬
Nze sidda Uganda @@Ebunayira
@@emiliomugagga4913 😄 lwaki?
@@Ebunayiraam 31yrs here and am like...am done
Nze nakajja it's one year but iv realized u just have to work hard,teweteeka ku family,don't take any loans..mu 5yrs osobola okudayo eka bcz okolelera kudayo wezimbe eka..n it's what am looking up to...no loans,just endure embeera yonna...work hard n go home....
@@ViolahNakibirango trwejalabya. Welumye as much as you can. Don't send your money to family members to buy properties for you. Awo ojja kuba osobode europe.
Mr Nelson , i understand the prevailing, significant or huge crime rate is related to and follows the huge influx of Syrian and other Islamic-leaning immigrants during the recent-past Syrian war. However , the Swedish government might have started to fight and reverse it already, at least minimally. But i remember i wrote to the Swedish Tourist Board, via the post office, during the intense period of the Syrian war - when i was concurrently requesting from them/ it tourist brochures . Advising the Swedish Tourist Board to advise the Swedish authorities against allowing in massive numbers of Syrian refugees, predicting that insecurity and a huge crime rate will result in the long run - and i was right ; it did!! Bye bye for now. - I'm John Mpiima, signing off from Kampala, Uganda.
Komawo oje ewafe egomba ogule etala 1 acre 5 millions, osiimbe emwanyi Uganda tejakukulema kubanga emwanyi terimba
I acre for 5 million really
@@AidahNaluwugge etaka nina, naye farming is the way to go like you are saying.
@@PeninahNatukunda-yg8hb yes etaka lituse ku beyi eyo
Ugandan shillings where
@PeninaebuyikwehNatukunda-yg8hb
Bravo young man
@rebeccakarebi954 thank you 😊
Correction: My cousin brother has been living in Sweden since 1987 or 1988 - and not since 1998 - during the time of Philly Bongoley's illness and Princess Diana's divorce from then Prince Charles of The United Kingdom ( now King Charles of United Kingdom ). My cousin brother now lives outside Stockholm in Sweden, but he has been coming back to Uganda more or less often to keep himself in the welfare system of Sweden. ( He obtained his Swedish citizenship in 1993/1994. )
@@JOHNMPIIMA would be nice to link up with your cousin brother if possible
Nakanwagi Cissy , are you the friend of mine who used to work on Mama or Mama FM?! God bless you! - John Mpiima.
Thank you sir, how many years did you take to get permanent residence in Sweden
@bmk5615 those days they were giving permanent residence permit immediately
Know that there are many Ugandans with three to four citizenships including European, American, and Ugandan ones. Know the existence of a non-resident Swedish citizen, etc. Know that there are many Ugandans with or without European citizenship who own substantial shares in multiple publicly listed companies across Europe. One of them is former Ugandan Finance / Constitution Affairs minister Steven Kavuma who claims to own shares in Liverpool Football Club in UK since his University Student days in Britain about more than forty years ago, and has been receiving annual dividends ever since. ( He says that he bought his shares in Liverpool Football Club while studying at university in the UK and he has kept his shares ever since. ) Bye bye. - John Mpiima, from Kampala, Uganda .
@JOHNMPIIMA thank you brother 🙏
Owelinua Mukama akutemere ekubo ate akugoonzeze omutima gwa mukyala wo amwagazise gyomutwaala bambi. Kale okwasiza ekyisa😢😢😢
My suggestion is you better make a decision yourself. Remember you started this journey alone without your wife and kids. The woman loved or joined you after you had become someone . So gwe alina okukulembera nobaterereza ewaka nga omusajja, omukazi because ali mu comfort zone now takin a kulengera gwe jolengera at this time. Just like the old Muzungu advised you nga wakatuuka e Sweden to take your time and study. Kakati kikuyambye okufunamu some money to invest home , so better make a decision yourself.
@michaellutaaya168 you're right brother, abakazi tebalaba wala nyo. And thanks for your advise.
Baaba totawana Uganda geyeena nokusinga eyo jooli.
muleeke ageende agezeeko. ajjakudda atutegeeze nti banange temudayo
Ok bro i have heard you today
Surely ewataliwamwe wazibu just nzenalikenya but sibyangu
Ekisoka what is tha really make a wife to come back to UGANDA
Do she fear the economy oba be even here people do big investment ,i e for me i started by coffee farming now zifuna kiralu ,i added enkoko .
What i see to first seat and do some ka contention to the wife maybe she is fearing how will the family survive
Am sorry to hear about that because we have a friend from Canada and Australia they told us the same thing about what they teach there children at school
But is the wife support you to come back alone
If it is so you first come back ,
And see you project then one day bwonodayo omugambe kale aje alambuleko kupulojekiti zamwe who knows God will do a miracle and her heart start changing slowly. Because sometimes she might be fearing kubanga yamanyira obulamu bweyo , naye nakiriza okuba nga akyalanga she will change even nabana bajatandika okulanga they want UGANDA time will come they will put her on pressure bambi musabe just akyalengayo nabana abana obagazise ensi yabwe
@johnmusisi258 thank you so much for your advise ❤️
leave them there , you will always go and check on them , i live in usa im gonna do the same ,u cannot be rich here APART from recieving pay check whole your life
@Cel-j are you sure? I thought in USA you can be rich 🤔
@ nope , you can only live a basic life , pay bills and you can only get rich if you invest back home
true 💯 @@Cel-j
This is my first time to this page, me am a born again Christian(mulokele) first let's pray to Almighty GOD to give your wife wisdom so that she can think about children first and not herself, those nations look beautiful and developed but they are so demonic, they don't respect GOD at all, am a mulokele and am going to add you in prayers for God to open the eyes of your wife in so that she can agree with you, the Bible says women should respect their husbands but it's too evil when the nation put the women to be the head of family yet God didn't create women to heads, that's the devil (Satan) doing that because if the woman is leading there will always be regrets in life as it was in the garden of Eden, but don't worry brother my God will play win over your wife in Jesus name.
@princeszalwangobecky1500 thank you so much my sister for such kind words and thank you for your prayers 🙏. I appreciate 🙏
@@Ebunayira am so sorry to be talkative on your page. But another thing to add on is teach your children ways of God, I don't know your belive but in this generation one of the way to guide and protect our children is by teaching them to fear God, sit with them and teach them that God created man and woman, God said that a man or woman should sleep only with opposite sex not man with man or woman with woman, be open to them even if they are still young because now at school they have started tell them about LGBTQ remember the more they tell them those things at schools, they are planting the Satan seeds in which will grow up in future, tell them not allow other boys or girls touch there susu. But the most thing to do is to always kneel down and pray for your children dedicate them to Jesus because even in Uganda there's homosexuality but at least here we have a say on our children as pray God will help us to raise a good fearing generation in Jesus name Amen. Excuse my English if there's mistakes.
@princeszalwangobecky1500 yes thanks for your advise and yes I'm a Christian, I pray with my kids everyday and they know homosexuality is forbidden.
@princeszalwangobecky1500 and also in Uganda, it can't be done openly as in (they have rights) like these nations and we 100% have a say in our children's lives
@SarahSmith-hu6qd you're right ✅️
Try to talk with your wife that you want to start taking your kids to Uganda for vacation for some months,i think the kids also will see the difference and then go back,then later they will start demanding you to go back to Uganda, but you need also to pray for it
@ChosenMay thank you for the advise. I think it makes sense
Uganda simbi singa oba nga oķoze investiments oba nga olina capital ebirala bisoboka nze capital bwebuzibu byange naýe bwoba olina capital uganda ekùnyumira
@@richardlubega2149 kitufu nyoo kyogamba
Very true naye maama abamu bamalamu banabwe many. Wana Osobola okubela e uganda bwoba nga olina kyokola
@SarahSmith-hu6qd era uganda esobokera ddala abantu babeera ewantu nga buli kimu akirina tamanzi oba amazzi gagenze oba amasanyalaze tegaliiko ensi nemunyumira tebakutiisa wama
@ kituffu muganda wange owe ngabi, nze I prefer simple but happy life
@SarahSmith-hu6qd bwekiri
Fena twakowayodaa naye obuvunanyizabwa butelemesenza okuda eka naye boba odayo awaka kilunga kilabika omanze kwetekateka obulungi olwesonga yuganda osana omanze kwetekateka
@@fhfiorfi7088 munange tewali lunaku luli tuka nga ebizibu byona ibitelezeza. Ebizibu bibelawo mu bulamu bwaffe bwona
Kituffu tebigwa olwana nabyo naye maama tebigwa kwewayo bwewi nodayo bwoyagala bimalilinze wekaga ofilinde kukyeyo nage genda kudayo
@@fhfiorfi7088 kitufu nyo. Ebizibu bya kwelekeleza.
Ms Nakanwagi Cissy, where are you located now?! Sijukila history wo bulungi - where we first got acquainted to each other.
I have three hectares of coffee plantation in Luwero. That's a good start for someone. Reply here if you're interested 🙏.
@Jo-vk6zl neda mukwano I'm not into coffee but thanks for your offer
Talk to me
@@Ebunayira 👍! Thank you for sharing that information though, it takes courage to be that honest. Greetings from Texas, USA.
@Jo-vk6zl you're welcome 😊
Mutandise mpolampola. Sooka omukyaze eka for about a month mukomewo every few months omulage sample yembera e yeka. Nange US nagikowa naye abaana
@@DanTheMan-yz8zx wandiba omutufu
Came to USA at 16 I’m 33 years now .. naye kale nebwoba opama misumali nze sizalira mwana bulayaaaa! Oba sizaala ndekeyo .. kids will make u over stay for too long .. infact u might not ever go back home permanently
@kbernieshoW that's the thing bro. Nange singa si bana singa nadayo daaaa
Nange i’m in the same situation naye my problem is kids, i have 7 ate bali mu age ya ba youth naye nze nkooye i want to go home after 15 yrs. Nkooye naye simanyi nakyakukoola…Njagaala nzileeyo mbeera out of Kampala mukyaalo nunde etc naye abaana bano simanyi kyakoola. Nsaaba kumagezi nange…. Abaano bo tebagaala kudda UG kuba naabo naleeta baleete nga bakyaali batto kati bakulidde wano…… Ate bafuuka uncontrollable nga siliwo, it’s me who can control or handle them with iron hand naye whever i travel for some weeks nga siliwo batabuuka bembalekeera tebabasoboola… Nange nsaaba kumagezzi
@@MK-256 nkutegela muganda wange. Oli mu nsi ki? Nange njagala kugenda mukyalo kukola farming
@@Ebunayira USA
@@MK-256 kati nawe oli stuck nganze
@@MK-256 check my number in the bio. It's +46723814231
Nze nkusaba connection nkudile mubigere nzigye eyo kubanga nkoye ebuwalabu eno, nayenze ndoza totya bantu, mukama yakuma nebwobera eyo abantu baffa so, odayo newesiga katonda akurinde olunaku lwongatelunatuka tosobola kufa.
Bwanakiliza nakyala you have to make sure you teach your children ebirungi ebiri e UGANDA .and tell them how God can judge those who are gey
@@johnmusisi258 you're right ✅️.
Kati sebo Ebunayira byona byoyegede bituufu 100% naye nze nfunyemu okutya. Sirowooza nti wetegese ekimala okwanganga Uganda. Ente ne mbuzi kale naye lowooza okuyingira real estate. Just buy some acres of land in a radius of 40 miles okuva e Kampala and wait for some 4-5 years, you may double the amount you invested. Kino kiri bwekityo kuba Uganda population eri elastic nnyo kyokka nga ettaka liri inelastic. Kino kitegeeza nti value ye ttaka ejja kwongera kulinya ekiseera kyona. Ate sebo nsaba owulirize omukyala oyo, kiyamba nnyooluusi abasajja tuli impulsive. Remember it takes two to tango.
@@petermusoke4732 anti kati muganda wange, ekizibu kufuna sente ezigula elyo etaka lyogamba. Naye olowoza okukola business sente zezisoka okwetagisa? Oba knowledge y'ekintu kyoyagala okola yesoka?
@@Ebunayira sebo. Oli Sweden. Olude nga okola ekitegeeza nto olina good credit. Funa loan. Bwenekulemerera tewali ajja kukwata bintu byo e UG. Ojja kutunda nga ekiseera kituuse. Funa ba loya bewesiga nga bakolagana no muntu gwewesiga. Bwoba osobola okufuna loan awo e Sweden soka ojifune oba ozifune nag okyalina chance. Ebintu bikyuuka esawa yona. Ekyuma okubanga kikyayokya.
Mine wants the freedom here and resists to go to ug for staying there for a while
@@ritassali1360 have they ever been to uganda?
Dayo e uganda, owase omukazi , kasita abana buli mu system
@@bmk5615 hahaha anti kati sagala kuwasa mukazi mulala
For me i gave birth to my child and sent her to uganda since my husband in uganda so for me i go and come back until when iwill decide to go home for good
@@PeninahNatukunda-yg8hb wakola bulungi nyo kubanga kati osobola okukola nomuteka mu somero edungi.
She is even happier ,she says mummy love u and I want to be where you are but I don't want to study in winter ididnt want all of us to suffer together in aforeign land
@@PeninahNatukunda-yg8hb you're blessed. Keep her away from the evil in europe
Wesiimye mukwano, the way am also persuading my husband for us to take our children back to Uganda, they'll have a better and happier life there than USA. I know we can manage kubanga tetuli bubi atleast we have some investments here naye banange akyaganye am just praying and hoping kubanga at the age they are at, it will be very easy for them to adjust.
@SarahSmith-hu6qd it's the best to do for them, and they'll be grateful in the future 🙏
I want to come there
Katonda akusasire. sooka ojje nga bwodayo omale okusettinga then eventually olemere eno.
@kagulustephen thank you so much for your advise ❤️
Otherwise, Nakanwagi Cissy , Yesu yebazibwe atukuumye tosobole okukola enjawulo ennungi mu nsi ( a positive difference ) ! - John Mpiima.
East West......
@@aminasminaamina4200 home is the best 👌
Toliweka nange Amerika entamye ate nga sinaba nakumala mwaka nga maze okusoma nursing
Daayo e'Uga
Nelson. You are in a terrible situation. Naye okimanyi nti those kids arent yours either. They are victims of the system too. What you expect of them isnt what will come out of them. Me I have children in Uganda too and im lucky to have them their. Here some of mine take too long just to text a hej Daddy whereas those in Uganda call me weekly just to say Hallo Daddy. Pack up your staff and leave just for the future of them. Dont think things will be much better here for them. Be the driver to navigation for their future otherwise in the end you will be the one to blame. They will curse you for leaving them here. Robert
@robertkyabalema6301 you're right, but when the mother says no, I can't do anything. So what do you think I should do?
Mutabani uganda eyokya nyo
@@BusagwaHellon eyokya etya?
... You are almost a perpetual tenant throughout life! ....
Uganda tokyasobolayo ojakufiira bwerere.
@@MorynUg olowoza ebulaya tebafa?
@@Ebunayira Bafa naye eno its so easy, no drugs in hospitals, insecurity, health care is expensive, no jobs, there are many challenges.
@@MorynUg olowoza singa abantu tebagwawo bwebaba tebalina madagala mu malwariro? Emirimu nange sijja kunonya murimu.
@@Ebunayira Olimutuufu muganda wange.
Mindset is important, eddagala lyobwerere lyo zzibu, jobs have always been a challenge buli wamu, if you are going to wait for a job olimba! Start small, our population is growing b, identify needs and let your business solve the problems.
Try to reach out to haj Bakuluba he had the same story like yrs he may help you out.
however I my self I want to come there since am still in my early 20's any connection
@nsubugaabdulhakim6181 at your age, you can try europe nofuna capital ne life experience.
bro if possible now buy another land in uganda and plant as more trees like kalitunsi then give it five years as your still there in sweeden and within the five years make your wife understand what your telling her if she fails just leave her there showing her that you have gone for your tree project
😂😂😂😂 leave her there
@@aidamedia_ug olowoza netaga okugula etaka elilala?
Brothe, Let us see that you really mean what you say by giving back the swedish passport back to the swedish authorites.
Omukazi mugambe mugenda kuchala . Olutuuka eeka temudda.okulala, osobola obalekawo nebochaamu kko nebakugoberera.
Webale kutusomesa Ssebo kubanga abantu batono nnyo abogera amazima era katonda akuwe kyosinga okwagala.
@@kasozilouis510 webale kusima mukwano
Very true,
Dayo ewamwe bwe ba SWEDEN nga tekukora naye ate bwobuza abalala abasinga obungi bajja kwogera opposite
Just know Uganda is hot if you are not very rich and with reduced foreign funding its getting worse, gavumenti will milk more from citizens
this issue is allover the world not only Uganda
@@PartyWisdomdivine OK, I would rather continue living in the UK
Bro wama komawo e ug otandike obulamu tewesaddaka lwamuba family you also need to be happy bro kyogamba god forbid if you die today tebaberawo you've done all you could for them wabakolera dda future just come home run yr business have fun life is short tomanyi lwonaffa most interestingly after coming and everything start run smooth they will eventually join you here just as you know women fear hardship just you as a aman so salawo you won't concentrate with two different options do not fight your instincts. Do what it is telling you. You will succeed bro life is fine here nga olinamu kata you have security of dual citizenship tokyasobola kudamu struggle deep financially your exposed l know your a bright man come back home dont wait 2026 and seek advise from those who came back and made it you will be motivated more. Tokyasaba visa after all the world will be on yr finger tips.
Tuka bulungi
mine is 10 now mbuzayo 8 awo nzirayo nga silina ttabbu
Mpozi lwakuba Nelson tetutegede manya gwo ga kiganda. U might be one of the luxky ones that your ancesteors are in sweden where by you already have some money in a pot through family. Gwe totubulide wayingira otya bulaya. It depends ki ekyakutwalayo oba wagenda otya.
Fena tukoye naye obuvunanyizibwa bukyatusibye eno. Plus bwoba gwe ozeyo uganda, do u mean tolidayo sweden. May be its ok for ppo okufuna obutuze then come and go. But wofunira obutuze ate binji ebiberawo nga tax, bills and many things
@@ramlahbabirye3828 🤣🤣 sili muganda, ate silina byenasikila. Next episode ngenda babulila olugendo lwange.
You are probably mistaken about issues like crime rates in Sweden compared to Uganda (Sweden has reliable data, Uganda doesn't). But its understandable that living away from home is never enjoyable. Home is always more enjoyable. As for raising children, I don't believe that Uganda is free from that social influence. And Uganda is becoming less and less suited to meet the needs of young people. Those children will come here, graduate from university, and do nothing.
@dkimbowa how many kids in uganda have you ever seen armed with guns? When I say kids, I mean teenagers of 12 years to 15 years. In sweden, it's only those teenagers who own guns, killing people day and night.
About kids graduating from university and they can't get jobs, I don't think they'll have such a problem. First of all, they're citizens of sweden, they can come back to sudy their university courses from Sweden.
@@Ebunayira Not to underestimate your gun concern, I am still not sure that Uganda with fewer guns is safer. In our neighborhoods in the Kampala metro, there are house break-ins everywhere every night. And violent robberies or attacks. I guess you are aware that Uganda police doesn't respond to emergencies. So you fight with the intruders on your own. That is why a typical Ugandan house has burglar proof windows and doors, there are guard dogs (not pets), in a tall wall fence, security guards etc. Probably not the same in Uppsala (I could be wrong). Many violent crimes in Uganda are not even reported to police. As for taking the children back to Sweden for University, it means the plan is for them to remain there and work there which seems contradictory to the reasons you want to come back home. I may be wrong but that's how I genuinely feel about your predicament. And I agree it's a predicament because I know that living away from home forever isn't a nice thing. And yes, you need to come back home. I just want you to make an informed decision
@dkimbowa I know everything about the insecurities at home. However, I would rather stay in a country where it's a government that controls guns than in a country where kids go to the same school with your kids' own guns. About why bring kids home then come back later, it's because I want them to be raised in our african way, with our african values which they will never get if they stay here.
Social influence is inevitable in private, top government and international schools, it's a jungle out there, survival for the fittest
Most parents think that if they pay a lot in tuition everything is catered for yet most of the teenagers attending the schools have been raised by household, TV and internet. Our church schools we attended are shunned by high class people because the assumption is such schools are for low lives, lately such schools have groomed humble hard working citizens who later trash them for classyschools in the name of amasomero gabonyabonya!