Qute Kaye has dismissed claims that he left Uganda for greener pastures, insisting that his stay in the United Kingdom is driven by his desire to study mental health and become a professional counsellor.Kaye, who left Uganda several years ago, says he has been pursuing studies in mental health and counselling, drawing inspiration from his personal experiences and the challenges he has overcome in life.Speaking about his progress, the singer revealed that he recently completed a Level II course in counselling skills after previously obtaining a diploma in advanced cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).I have been here for some years but if I’m being honest, I have been studying to understand more about mental health and the other year I got a diploma in advanced cognitive behavioral therapy. Right now, I have finished the second one about two days ago which is Level II in counseling skills and I’m advancing more for level III and level IV to become a counsellor.The singer explained that his decision to pursue counselling is rooted in his own experiences, adding that he hopes to use what he has learned to help other people facing similar challenges.Stage Spat in Jinja: Jowy Landa Embroiled in Heated Exchange with Fans (VIDEO)Kaye previously struggled with drug addiction before being taken in by Pastor Robert Kayanja, who helped facilitate his rehabilitation. After recovering, the singer left Uganda but has since returned occasionally for personal engagements.According to Kaye, studying and practising counselling in the UK also presents more opportunities than he would find back home in Uganda, further motivating him to continue his education.The post Qute Kaye says he moved to UK to study counselling, not to seek greener pastures appeared first on MBU.