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This one here is Niyongabo Eric Bukuru, once a young Rwandan who admired President Kagame’s visionary leadership. Later, he chose to sell his soul for dirty money from the Interahamwe. Today, he is a hired poison, spreading venom to mislead our youth, a mission he will never accomplish and a betrayal that will consume him.

This one here is Niyongabo Eric Bukuru, once a young Rwandan who admired President Kagame’s visionary leadership. Later, he chose to sell his soul for dirty money from the Interahamwe. Today, he is a hired poison, spreading venom to mislead our youth, a mission he will never accomplish and a betrayal that will consume him.

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When I think about how Samuel Baker BYANSI’s brain even works, I’m left completely speechless. According to Byansi, while at Ingabire Day in Brussels with genocidaires, their descendants,& genocide deniers, he actually claimed that because they hold the nationalities of Western countries, they should hold those govts accountable for not reprimanding the Rwandan government over alleged abused of their rights; laughable 😂😂. His tiny brain doesn’t seem to grasp the obvious. It is Rwanda that should be holding those countries accountable for sheltering the very genocidaires who fled justice after perpetrating genocide crimes during the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. And the most absurd part? People actually clapped for this nonsense. Imagine celebrating pure idiocy!! SHAME Jambo Kayumba Placide Norman Ishimwe 🤝 Isabelle Karake Stella M. Karangwa 🇷🇼 🚀 Baho Ntaganira Winny the_Keza Rugamban'engwe Tito Hare Sir. Uracyaryamye Murenzi Abdallaziz Gordon Byaruhanga Lady🐝 Tristan Ngamije Ellen Kampire Karambizi Ol.Olivier Brave Etienne

When I think about how Samuel Baker BYANSI’s brain even works, I’m left completely speechless. According to Byansi, while at Ingabire Day in Brussels with genocidaires, their descendants,& genocide deniers, he actually claimed that because they hold the nationalities of Western countries, they should hold those govts accountable for not reprimanding the Rwandan government over alleged abused of their rights; laughable 😂😂. His tiny brain doesn’t seem to grasp the obvious. It is Rwanda that should be holding those countries accountable for sheltering the very genocidaires who fled justice after perpetrating genocide crimes during the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. And the most absurd part? People actually clapped for this nonsense. Imagine celebrating pure idiocy!! SHAME Jambo Kayumba Placide Norman Ishimwe 🤝 Isabelle Karake Stella M. Karangwa 🇷🇼 🚀 Baho Ntaganira Winny the_Keza Rugamban'engwe Tito Hare Sir. Uracyaryamye Murenzi Abdallaziz Gordon Byaruhanga Lady🐝 Tristan Ngamije Ellen Kampire Karambizi Ol.Olivier Brave Etienne

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There’s always that one journalist who hasn’t read the peace agreement and asks Trump when Rwandan troops will “withdraw” from Congo, by which I assume she means the lifting of Rwanda’s defensive measures. Trump gave her a cryptic answer: “Things are going to happen, very quickly.” A clear hint that he understands those measures can only be lifted once the FDLR is neutralised. Still, the whole scene was hilarious.😂

There’s always that one journalist who hasn’t read the peace agreement and asks Trump when Rwandan troops will “withdraw” from Congo, by which I assume she means the lifting of Rwanda’s defensive measures. Trump gave her a cryptic answer: “Things are going to happen, very quickly.” A clear hint that he understands those measures can only be lifted once the FDLR is neutralised. Still, the whole scene was hilarious.😂

Michaela Agasaro

253,813 views • 7 months ago

President Kagame is a leader widely admired for his clarity of thought & disciplined leadership. In 2024, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem reflected on him, saying: “I listen a lot to your Pres, Paul Kagame. I learned a lot by listening to the way he expresses himself. He is experienced; he really represents not just Rwanda but Africa.” The remarks highlight the respect Kagame commands beyond politics, extending into international leadership circles where his communication style and experience are often cited as influential.

President Kagame is a leader widely admired for his clarity of thought & disciplined leadership. In 2024, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem reflected on him, saying: “I listen a lot to your Pres, Paul Kagame. I learned a lot by listening to the way he expresses himself. He is experienced; he really represents not just Rwanda but Africa.” The remarks highlight the respect Kagame commands beyond politics, extending into international leadership circles where his communication style and experience are often cited as influential.

Michaela Agasaro

16,113 views • 1 month ago

"The DRC made one strategic mistake: its various leaderships built an anti-Rwanda, especially anti-Tutsi, narrative to gain legitimacy. Rwanda could equally have the same reasons to do the same against the Congolese, but we do not. We do not demonize them". -Rtd Gen Kabarebe

"The DRC made one strategic mistake: its various leaderships built an anti-Rwanda, especially anti-Tutsi, narrative to gain legitimacy. Rwanda could equally have the same reasons to do the same against the Congolese, but we do not. We do not demonize them". -Rtd Gen Kabarebe

Michaela Agasaro

48,993 views • 9 months ago

Years back, when President Kagame spoke Runyankole to the people of Kabale, it was a truly striking moment ☺️. A simple gesture, yet it speaks volumes about Rwanda & Uganda ties! #RukundoEgumeho🇷🇼🇺🇬

Years back, when President Kagame spoke Runyankole to the people of Kabale, it was a truly striking moment ☺️. A simple gesture, yet it speaks volumes about Rwanda & Uganda ties! #RukundoEgumeho🇷🇼🇺🇬

Michaela Agasaro

48,640 views • 10 months ago

“Presideng Kagame is the greatest leader in the world. I know many leaders, but never said the same about Mandela or Nyerere. I met Mobutu a few times; I’ve seen them all.” -Michael Fairbanks, member of Kagame’s advisory council, who worked with several world leaders, including Fidel Castro &some of those he mentioned.

“Presideng Kagame is the greatest leader in the world. I know many leaders, but never said the same about Mandela or Nyerere. I met Mobutu a few times; I’ve seen them all.” -Michael Fairbanks, member of Kagame’s advisory council, who worked with several world leaders, including Fidel Castro &some of those he mentioned.

Michaela Agasaro

37,408 views • 8 months ago

President Kagame’s leadership continues to inspire young people across the continent. At the Africa Food Systems Forum 2025 in Dakar, a young woman from Djibouti told him: “From a young age, I have really admired you for your work on women’s rights. You have done so much for Rwandan women, and even more widely for African women.” African Umutoni wa Senyange❤️🇷🇼 Sir. Uracyaryamye Tito Hare Ishimwe Heritier Rutimirwa Geofrey

President Kagame’s leadership continues to inspire young people across the continent. At the Africa Food Systems Forum 2025 in Dakar, a young woman from Djibouti told him: “From a young age, I have really admired you for your work on women’s rights. You have done so much for Rwandan women, and even more widely for African women.” African Umutoni wa Senyange❤️🇷🇼 Sir. Uracyaryamye Tito Hare Ishimwe Heritier Rutimirwa Geofrey

Michaela Agasaro

14,703 views • 2 months ago

My respected President’s wisdom has always been remarkable. 🔥 During the Rwandan Liberation War, a journalist once asked whether his forces planned to take Gitarama or Kigali first. With his characteristic sharpness, he simply replied: “That remains my secret.” At that moment, he was alongside General Roméo Dallaire.

My respected President’s wisdom has always been remarkable. 🔥 During the Rwandan Liberation War, a journalist once asked whether his forces planned to take Gitarama or Kigali first. With his characteristic sharpness, he simply replied: “That remains my secret.” At that moment, he was alongside General Roméo Dallaire.

Michaela Agasaro

14,397 views • 3 months ago

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