With unity as our foundation, perseverance as our guiding light, and unwavering commitment, our steadfast devotion will undoubtedly carry us through this struggle for a better Uganda.
Inspired By H.E. Bobi wine, JBMuwonge is dedicated to catalyzing social, economic, and political transformation in Uganda. Our mission is to inspire and mobilize the youth and all citizens towards creating a future where justice, democracy, and human rights prevail. We aim to dismantle the oppressive regime of Dictator Museveni through advocacy, activism, and the amplification of marginalized voices.
Empower young Ugandans with knowledge, skills, and resources to actively engage in advocacy, activism, and civic participation for social change and political reform. With over 85% below the age of 35, We firmly believe that the youth hold the key to Uganda’s future. With their energy, creativity, and passion, we envision a Uganda where young people actively participate in shaping their destiny and driving positive change.
Increase awareness among Ugandans, particularly the youth, about the socio-economic and political challenges facing the country under Dictator Museveni’s regime, including issues such as human rights abuses, corruption, and poor governance.
Utilize various media platforms, including social media platforms, JBMuwonge website, JBMuwonge podcast, and TV channel, to disseminate information, share analysis, and foster dialogue on critical issues affecting Uganda’s future and the urgent need for change.
Engage with international human rights organizations, foreign governments, and diplomatic missions to raise awareness about the situation in Uganda, advocate for international support for democratic reforms, and pressure the Ugandan government to respect human rights and democratic principles.
Build the capacity of activists, community leaders, and grassroots organizations to effectively advocate for their rights, organize collective action, and hold government officials accountable for their actions.
John Baptist Muwonge, also known as JBMuwonge, is a Ugandan social activist and strategist dedicated to driving social change and advocating for social justice and human rights in Uganda. He is a passionate advocate against the despotic and tyrannical rule of Dictator Museveni.
He is a member of the National Unity Platfrom and the People Power movement, which seeks to unite Ugandans on issues such as ending human rights abuse, corruption and redefining the rule of law, with a focus on young Ugandans, He uses social media, and his inspiration for activism is Bobi Wine, a prominent activist. business man, actor, musician entrepreneur and political leader.
People power Movement and National Unity platform as a political party
Masaka Uganda
During 2016 General elections
One man, Bobi Wine, transformed the course of his life from a celebrity to a revolutionary, taking on the formidable task of challenging the long-standing tyranny of Dictator Museveni. Museveni’s autocratic rule has inflicted immense uncertainty upon our country. Inspired by Bobi Wine’s courage, we too have taken up the mantle to fight for change and WE SHALL OVERCOME
Reminder; Believe it or not, by year 3020, “BOBI WINE AND PEOPLE POWER” will be a defining topic in African books of history. Our sons and daughters will have the privilege of reading about this brilliant, fearless, and patriotic young leader who flipped the script, sacrificed his celebrity lifestyle and took it upon himself to […]
So, Museveni and his henchmen have continuously labeled H.E. Bobi Wine as being funded by the West, a claim that is entirely false. Ironically, these same people are now the ones lamenting and crying after Trump halted their funding. This exposes their hypocrisy and raises an important question that I need you to pay attention […]
For nearly 40 years, Uganda has been shackled under the dictatorship of Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. He has worn the mask of democracy, deceiving the world, while Ugandans suffered under the weight of military oppression. But now, the mask is off, and the truth is undeniable. Uganda is not a democracy—it is a military state, ruthlessly […]