Ritah Kaggwa reveals new role as professional college lecturer in the UK

• Ritah Kaggwa, a well-known Ugandan socialite, blogger, and author, has revealed that she is now a professional college lecturer in the UK. 
• After relocating years ago, Ritah balanced her social media presence with academics, recently graduating with a PhD in educational psychology. 
• She confirmed in an interview with Sanyuka TV that she now teaches at Kingston College while raising her two teenage sons. 

Social media blogger Ritah Kaggwa has revealed that she is currently a professional college lecturer in the UK after acquiring her PhD in July of this year.

Ritah says that she recently got a new job at Kingston College and people who follow her on Snapchat are aware that this development isn’t new since she has been lecturing for some time.

This year in July she took to her social media to announce that she had graduated with a PhD in Educational Psychology and now has the title of Doctor to her name.

Many netizens have always questioned her about the kind of job she does in the UK as she portrays herself as a very successful woman that has everything aligned in life.

Although she has always refrained from explaining her nature of work, in an interview with Sanyuka TV on Tuesday morning, she proudly admitted to being a college lecturer.

When asked how she goes about her schedule — being a mother and also being on social media, she explained that she has time for everything as her day starts as early as 5:40 am in the morning everyday.

“I lecture in a college, and I am now going to be lecturing in Kingston as I have already gotten the job. Those that follow me on Snapchat see everything. I have a schedule where I wake up and make breakfast and lunches for my children at 5:40 am. My sons are 15 and 12, they need to find food after school. I love Snapchat because it shows real life in real time so my followers have seen me go to school, enter office and do all my work. Recently I have been doing my research so I have been having one on one and doing the oral examination of PhD,” Ritah Kaggwa said.