Out of Respect for My Mother”: Muhoozi Ends Political Clash with Baryomunsi

Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba has announced that he has decided to stop his ongoing political confrontation with Minister Chris Baryomunsi. In a statement that quickly drew public attention, Muhoozi said his decision was guided not by pressure or fear, but by respect for his mother, Mama Janet Museveni.

According to Muhoozi, Mama Janet personally instructed him to cease the war against Baryomunsi. He made it clear that when his mother speaks, he listens. This statement highlighted the strong influence of family values and respect for elders in his personal and political life.

Muhoozi explained that although he may have had strong opinions and reasons for his earlier stance, his mother’s guidance came first. He emphasized that honoring his mother’s wishes was more important than continuing a public disagreement that had already attracted widespread debate.

The announcement surprised many observers, especially those who had closely followed the tension between the two political figures. Some supporters expected Muhoozi to continue pushing back, but his statement showed a softer and more respectful side of leadership.

By choosing to step away from the conflict, Muhoozi sent a message about discipline and restraint. He showed that even powerful leaders can pause, reflect, and change direction when guided by wisdom and family counsel.

Political analysts have interpreted the move as a sign of maturity. They believe that ending the clash helps reduce unnecessary tension within government and allows leaders to focus on national priorities rather than personal disagreements.

The decision has also drawn praise from sections of the public who value unity and respect. Many see Mama Janet’s role as a reminder of the importance of guidance, humility, and listening, even at the highest levels of leadership.

As the dust settles, Muhoozi’s statement marks a clear end to the dispute with Baryomunsi. Whether this move will lead to improved relations remains to be seen, but for now, the message is clear: respect for family and elders has brought the political war to a close.