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Emotional Video 🥹❤️‍🩹 Hopefully next time they drink responsibly. Still, it is impressive how they showed respect to Rwanda National Police officers for their professionalism. It is only in Rwanda that you can find such a strong connection between security forces and citizens.

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@Rwandapolice 🇷🇼♥️♥️♥️♥️

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Papa wacu PK yadusabiye uruhushya 💙🥰🇷🇼 Gsa atwibutsa kunywa murugero 🙏😎

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Utumye . ..... Respect to our RDF, RNP🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼

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The definition of respect and professionalism

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Bagira discipline, amanywa n ijoro ntabwo bakangwa nikigenje. Batwaza ibinu gahoro.

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I salute RNP officers for their dedication to duty even under very trying circumstances.. bravo..

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Ooohhh Motherland♥️

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💯 I’ve never seen a country where citizens are this proud of their police and army. Rwanda is truly different. @Rwandapolice 🇷🇼✨❤️‍🔥

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They know police officers are there for their security🫡

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Dictatorship video

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I am curious: How do you know it’s “only in Rwanda”?

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Tell them

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Sha se ur’Urwanda warunganya iki??

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Nothing makes a police or military personnel if citizens recognize their efforts that's all they need they don't want your money only respect and we owe it to them

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