Singer Maureen Nantume has delivered a heartfelt message of encouragement to anyone feeling overwhelmed by life’s battles, urging them to hold on and keep pushing forward.Her uplifting words came shortly after renowned media personality Douglas Lwanga shared a deeply emotional story with her during her visit on NBS TV’s After5 show. Lwanga narrated how a colleague had approached him in distress, confessing that he was contemplating ending his life.According to Lwanga, the man, a Ugandan Uber driver, is currently hospitalized with a fractured limb after surviving a terrible road accident. The crash left him not only physically injured but also emotionally shaken and financially strained. In response, Nantume offered strong words of hope.God knows why He saved you and didn’t take your life when the motor accident happened. Don’t think of ending your life. If God gave you another chance, don’t waste it. Start from there and move on.Sheebah Karungi: Men lose dignity by living in women’s homesThe singer went on to reflect on her own journey, recalling the tough early days in band music groups. She explained that in those days, getting your face on a band poster was a major achievement, and it only happened when the leaders of the group recognized genuine talent and potential in someone, a story she pledged to elaborate more on they she is hosted. VIDEO: If God gives you a second chance at life, don’t waste it, start again from there. – Maureen Nantume #NBSAfter5 #NBSUpdates pic.twitter.com/8MecaVdkfo— NBS After 5 (@NBSAfter5) November 13, 2025The post Maureen Nantume offers hope to struggling Uber driver appeared first on MBU.