Nicholas Tukwasibwe’s Inspiring Tale of Guiding Tourists Before Losing His Baby Teeth

The 6-year-old prodigy always stands at the strategic cliff of view near Park View Safari Lodge Kyambura where the signpost was posted.
Tourists from home and those across the world should look out for Nicholas, a confident, smart, passionate, and intelligent boy who has mastered the art of hospitality.
He speaks with gestures and a good command of his cramped English for his clients, though he is yet able to traverse through with them inside the gigantic national park.
Nicholas’ expression and knowledge about the tourism subject left the public and social media world guessing which breed of tourist guide he has become and how best can he maintain his God-given talent and skill.
He is an interesting boy, and at the age of 6, one would not believe that he has a passion for what he does. It's through this job that he can feed his siblings and his ailing 46-year-old mother of 3, Peninah Kyomuhendo, who is sleeping in the old dilapidated single room near the Rubirizi - Kasese main road.