A video of former Nation Media Group journalist Nasibo Kabale living on the streets has emerged, leaving many heartbroken.

The scribe, who was popular with her coverage during the COVID-19 period, has left many wondering what may have resulted in her being on the streets.

In a TikTok video shared by @streetsvibing, Nasibo can be seen holding a knife, which she explained she uses as her weapon while sleeping.

"In 2020, I was given a Presidential Award, so when they fired people, I was among the five people who remained at Nation. So that job started disturbing me, seeing people dying during COVID-19. I was diagnosed with depression. There was a time in the office I felt like dying and was taken to Chiromo Hospital, and that's when they started giving me anti-depressants," she said.

The health reporter said she quit her job after noticing her health was deteriorating. She revealed she has never applied for a job in her life.

"Even at Nation, they told me to come with papers and was told this is your desk. I left the Nation because of depression.

Currently, her daughter lives with the father, and she noted how bad she feels not being with the baby as she is homeless.

"Actually, he just saw her on the streets. He was covering stories; he is a famous person. They have bonded, and my baby is in Grade Two. She eats well, she goes to school, but I feel bad that I am not there, she is missing out on a mother's love. It hurts me the most. He (baby daddy) thought it was a disease I had put on myself," she said.