Ugandan content creator Mubiru Charles, known as Kojjawabakadaama, has praised cooperation between Uganda and the United Arab Emirates for creating jobs for young people.
He said the partnership had opened employment opportunities for thousands of Ugandans seeking work abroad.
Kojjawabakadaama often uses his social media platforms to share information about jobs in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and other Gulf destinations.
He said overseas employment had helped many Ugandans earn better incomes, support their families and invest in businesses at home.
“The opportunities being created are changing lives. Many young people who had lost hope are now earning an income and supporting their families,” he said.
He urged job seekers to use legal recruitment channels when applying for work abroad.
Kojjawabakadaama also commended the Ugandan government for strengthening labour migration systems and promoting safer employment abroad.
He praised the UAE government for offering jobs to Ugandans in several sectors.
However, he warned prospective migrant workers against using unlicensed agents.
He advised applicants to verify recruitment companies, read employment contracts and meet official travel requirements before leaving Uganda.
His followers regard his platforms as a source of information about overseas jobs and legal migration procedures.
Supporters say his updates have helped job seekers understand recruitment processes and make informed decisions.
His work also reflects the expanding role of content creators in public affairs.
Some digital influencers now use their audiences to discuss unemployment, migration and economic opportunities instead of focusing only on entertainment.
Kojjawabakadaama believes stronger ties between Uganda and the UAE could create more jobs, improve skills and deepen economic cooperation between the two countries.
