- Bihombogwa, Kanungu District — December 25, 2025. As communities across Kanungu District marked Christmas Day, Rev. Justus Tibesigwa, widely known as TJ, used the festive occasion to unite, inspire, and mobilize the people through the Bihombogwa Cup Final held at Bihombogwa Playground.
The event, which drew large crowds from different parts of the district, climaxed in an exciting football final where winning teams received a range of prizes. Beyond the trophies and celebrations, the tournament stood out as a symbol of inclusive leadership and grassroots engagement—values increasingly associated with Rev. Tibesigwa’s public life.
TJ’s presence at the event was met with overwhelming warmth, reflecting a leader naturally embraced by the people of Kanungu District. From the youth to elders, religious leaders, and community mobilizers, many described him as approachable, socially grounded, and deeply connected to ordinary citizens.
Well-educated and articulate, Rev. Tibesigwa used the platform to emphasize unity, discipline, and collective responsibility. His ability to blend intellectual depth with practical community engagement distinguished him as a leader who not only understands policy and governance but also appreciates the everyday realities of the people he serves.
Residents interviewed at the grounds noted that TJ’s leadership is driven by service rather than self-interest. His consistent involvement in youth empowerment initiatives, social causes, and faith-based outreach has earned him broad respect and trust across Kanungu.
Political observers say the Christmas Day tournament underscored TJ’s growing influence as a consensus builder and mobilizer at the grassroots. By leveraging sport as a vehicle for social cohesion, he demonstrated a strategic understanding of community development and participatory leadership.
As the celebrations concluded, one message echoed clearly across Bihombogwa and beyond: Rev. Justus Tibesigwa TJ represents a leadership rooted in values, education, and people-centered action. For many in Kanungu District, his conduct and commitment continue to affirm the belief that he is not only loved by the people—but is the right person to lead.
