Wuuno omwana omuwala eyafuna olubuto nga taneetuka, emboozi ye ekaabya  

That's true even if you talk to her she's very humble and respectful

Maybe she was making awareness

Yes emboozi jeeli bambi kilabika upto now she is going thru a lot she needs to heal 😢😢😢

Maybe you didn't watch till the end otherwise she asked for the support towards her small association and the skills of making Jelly

How much are you contributing towards that project? There's something to learn from it.

But I think this is enough for those who are not gone wrong

And you what have you done after watching her 😢

😂😂😂😂obusungu nga bungi

Mwanagwe 😢

The government cannot provide jobs for everyone, I tell you the truth, the jobs are available, the Job seekers dropped out of school or perfomed poorly. And this also happebs at university level, as we focus on class, they are hanging out

@@crankluga I appreciate your perspective, and it's great that you were able to find a job due to your education and hard work. However, the reality is that many young people struggle to find employment despite having completed their studies and performed well. The job market is highly competitive, and opportunities are limited. It's not solely about academic performance; systemic issues like economic conditions and the lack of support and resources play significant roles.

@@TruthUnveiledUganda I have been in the marlet trying to help many find jobs, the ones complaining are those that didnot complete or other have the papers but no applicable skill. Trust me, putting this NGO mentallity aside, try doing this and ask for level of education or interpersonal skill, many can have the Econ, IT, but cannot get things even done by speech and now many in Mid Wife and Basic health is the Go To for S4 poor performers.

I know you know the empowerment Hub can have enrollments that drop out for minimal reasons and someone drops out in the middle of the traning program. Yet you offer them a good training that will be so fruitful, but they choose to drop out because of transport, simanya rain.

@@crankluga I appreciate your efforts in helping people find jobs and understand your perspective. It’s true that applicable skills and interpersonal abilities are crucial for securing employment. However, there are other factors to consider as well. Many individuals face challenges beyond their control, such as economic difficulties, lack of access to quality education, or personal circumstances that force them to drop out. By addressing these systemic challenges, we can create more inclusive opportunities for all job seekers. 😊

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Do you think search get punishment even though you report to police you can't get help the same story happened to now 15years but I still feel the pain on my heart but I thank God that my daughter is alive

Bamufunirako content nga baleka awo

Omwaana woomwavu is facing a lot 😢 they are always up and down to looking for survival. In that process they face a lot of challenges... don't judge anyone here....abazade bayiina enaku my brother. Ate nabaana ba bagaga nabbu bafuuna ebuto naye bisigala munyumba. Omuganda angaba mbu " mulaba muyuumba"

@@katonathanwamala9211 so as who have stated, olwokuba wetaaga sente okwegya mubwavu nosindika omwanawo mu bikemo? Bwafuuka malaya, ani gweyevuma? _why risk yo child to cross the road selling maize, what will a broken leg or loss of life help you then?

Absolutely, my brother, you've highlighted the difference between the rich and the poor. The pressures she faced drove her to seek work, and coming from a poor background, her parents couldn't intervene. However, becoming pregnant isn't the parents' fault. We shouldn't place blame on them. Perhaps the girl should have spoken up and not remained silent to hold the man who allegedly raped her accountable. She was young and inexperienced, and sometimes things happen beyond our control. I don't judge anyone here except the man who raped her.

@@TruthUnveiledUganda see, because of her innocence and young mind that its hard for her to identify the devil's tricks, thats where a parents duty and role is supposed to play. If this girl really was working with her mother or father, do you think this would happen? _children are to support, to work with the parents or stay home on house work as the parents go to work. Infact the parents in correct mind are endosing child labor coz the working age is 18, and s4 child isnt 18 yet.

@@crankluga I understand your point, and you're right about the importance of parental guidance. However, many families face economic hardships that force young people to work prematurely. It's not just about parental supervision but also about addressing the systemic issues that lead to these situations. We need better support systems for families to ensure young people can focus on education and growth without being forced into the workforce too early.