My name is Okello, and I come from Gulu in northern Uganda. I have a Master’s degree from Makerere University, but despite spending years studying, I struggled to find a job.
When I joined university, I had big dreams for my future. I believed education would open doors for me, help me build a successful career, and enable me to support my family.
After completing my first degree, I decided to pursue a Master’s degree because I wanted to improve my qualifications and increase my chances of securing employment.
My family was proud of me when I graduated from Makerere University. They believed that my advanced education would help me find a good job and improve our lives. Unfortunately, things did not happen as I had expected.
I started applying for jobs in different organisations, sending my CV and academic documents wherever suitable opportunities appeared. Sometimes I would spend hours preparing applications, only to receive no response.
Months turned into years, and I remained unemployed. Watching some of my former classmates secure jobs while I stayed at home was painful. I congratulated them on their achievements, but deep inside, I wondered when my own opportunity would come.
The hardest part was answering questions from relatives who expected me to be working because of my qualifications. I often felt embarrassed explaining that I was still searching for employment despite holding a Master’s degree.
I continued looking for opportunities, but repeated disappointments left me worried about my future. I wanted to use my knowledge and skills, earn my own money, and help my family.
One day, while searching for ways to improve my situation, I learned about Magongo Doctors. I decided to make inquiries about their spiritual services and explained my employment struggles during the consultation.
I told them about my education, my Master’s degree from Makerere University, and my desire to find a suitable job after years of unsuccessful applications.
Magongo Doctors cast an employment breakthrough and career opportunity spell as part of the spiritual service I sought. I hoped this would mark a positive turning point as I continued looking for work.
After the spell, I began experiencing what felt like a major change in my career journey. I landed many employment opportunities and started receiving offers that gave me hope for a better future. After years of disappointment, I finally felt that new doors were opening for me.
I was excited because I had spent so long waiting for a chance to use the knowledge and skills I had gained at university. The new opportunities encouraged me to keep working towards my career goals and supporting my family.
I am sharing my experience because I know many graduates in Uganda are facing similar challenges. Some have degrees and postgraduate qualifications but still struggle to find work.
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