A Zambian man has revealed how, after spending seven years studying medicine in Russia, he returned home only to find himself selling ice cream due to the lack of job opportunities.
The story was shared on TikTok by user @yourfavouritedoctorc4, who posted about his unexpected career turn.
According to him, despite dedicating nearly a decade to medical studies abroad, he was unable to secure employment in Zambia, forcing him to venture into the ice cream business.
“After studying medicine for seven years in Russia, I came home to sell ice cream,” he wrote.
In the comment section, he further responded to curious users, shedding more light on his situation.
The post quickly gained traction online, sparking discussions about unemployment, career shifts, and the challenges faced by foreign-trained graduates.
See Some Reaction:
Do your HPCZ exams: “you can’t find employment without it.”
Purpleblue Butterfly: “start a home clinic for consultation for minor issues big issues refer to a hospital.”
Patrick C Mfula: “apply for a Visa to go back to Russia through your former Russian course mates ( your friends) based in Russia.”
