VISIT RWANDA I think it’s important visiting RWANDA especially for the young people. Inspiring environment

I once argued with someone who said that Gulu and kasese are ghost cities, he based his argument on the fact that he has never seen traffic jam in those towns. Traffic jam isn't a sign of a vibrant city, it's a product of poor planning. Kigali is a living example.

True

Encourage and mobilize more Rwandans to come for the @RwenzoriMarathn

@RwenzoriMarathn One of the reasons am here

Have always visited Rwanda every year but the best memory was for last year during the Global AI Summit on Africa. It was a great pleasure to meet with top AI builder's in Africa like @chidostartsup of #VimboAI indeed Rwanda is a place where youth have to visit @wekesa_amos Thx

take us to the real rwanda, the one of slums poverty and hunger. not this fantasy curated to lie to the world

You can come and do that. I showcase what’s good about countries including Uganda. I don’t go to Harlem in New York , I take u to where stuff is happening. A fool will expect Rwanda to big rich instantly, things change over time and you see it here. Slowly getting there. They aren’t sitting there and complaining

that is not the real rwanda; that is a facade, a fantasy curated by paid influencers like you to showcase an image which does not represent even five per cent of what the country is. the real rwanda is overwhelmingly made up of poor hungry struggling masses living in hovels

Paid? Now u have lost it! How much and by who?

may the spirits of millions of congolese women and children slaughtered by kagame curse you and your lineage forever

For posting about RWANDA? Those spirits must be stupid

you are serving a xilla, a genocidier, and the blood he has shed will haunt you and your family forever.

Returned to the sender

I think I should visit Rwanda, I just landed there but never got out of the plane

The trees along the roads to the South and the night lighting are spectacular. Absolutely the tidiness across this country of 1000 hills is top notch for a L&MIC.👌

Absolutely fresh and stunning.

Leaders travel the world at public expense, learn nothing useful, and return unchanged-Meanwhile, we place the burden of inspiration and change on the younger generation—precisely the group that's systematically excluded from meaningful participation in decision-making processes.

There are young people in government just not sure they are exposed enough to make a difference. If you can’t make a difference out here, you can’t join government and make one

It's true young talent exists in government and brings fresh insight, but the system ignores them. Power stays at the top, and bold ideas are stifled by political games. Bottom line: no real commitment to transform infrastructure or the environment.

@RobCyubahiro I am not seeing boda boda on the pedestrian walkways. Kigali must be boring for a Muna Kampala who is used to chaos 😂.

This looks beautiful. Worth traveling

Ebyo naffe tubisobola!

I just wish the same can be done on our kasese-fortportal road 👌🏼

Why can’t you sensitize all Rwandans to go back home cause their country looks nice but lacks people

Kacyiru

So beautiful

That’s true my man

I love it for the fresh breeze.

Show us around the city to 😂😂😂

I've just passed the golf course it's absolutely super amazing

That's y baganda say atanayitayita

Wow

Is dat "green road" also tarmac??

You mean Kigali

Super clean

💯 I used this great environment every time I have an opportunity.

@RoyalTraveller_ I will

I love Rwanda roads 👌

In Uganda, bodabodas would be passing on that NMT lane. What's wrong with Ugandans?

I pray to go there this year God willing

Visit Kigo

Clean green and organized.

Tomorrow we have car free day and you can join us at Kigali Heights for sports,

Kigali is undeniably Africa's cleanest and organized city

Why did you record from the usual location?🙌😁

Why not?

We would love to see other areas, villages🤲

Get off x and visit

Your ever inspiring 🤩

Not only Rwanda younger Ugandans need to travel out side for them to appreciate.