KANYENZI Jr.

I love my country🇷🇼 b'se I know not to have one,#Team PK, Truth is truth even if you deep it in the deepest ocean.

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@damiennkaka @jpturayishimye @damiennkaka, Umwaka Mushya Wankotanyiweee

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@FabRugumire @GitifuW Niba ntamunozaa

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@KayinamuraJose8 @GitifuW Hahahahaha byahehe see ko ubuze icyo anenga Inka Avuga ngo "REBA URUCEBE RWA YOOO" hahahah aba ba bahungu bazavuga bumirwee peee

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@PatrickRugaba That nonsensical speaking is really not need in our country, you have your country go as say what you want there but as of Rwandans living in Rwanda we are happy with our leaders, we celebrate any achievement Our Mother land is getting.

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@damiennkaka Ubundi Ibi nibyo utugara twakabaye buburana ariko baba baraho gusaaaaaa

[damien @damiennkaka]

Muze tuganire kuri Genocide yakorewe Abanyamulenge mugatumba muburundi!

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@TwirwanehoMoise 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@nbstv @MathiasMpuuga @HEBobiwine Finito Finitooooooo

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@ellen_kampire_ The haters will say its photo shot,

[Patriot Nkotanyi Francis @PatriotNkotanyi]

@ALahatane Laissez le public faire la différence entre un fou et un homme sage.👇

[Manzi Willy @RealManziWilly]

There you go, here is the speech of Gen. Makenga, army chief of AFC/M23

[Kayinamura Joseph @KayinamuraJose8]

#RwandaForHumanity

[Noel Kambanda @NoelKambanda]

Le chef des renseignements des FDLR s'appelle également Gén de Brigade Nyembo Abdallah, mais son vrai nom est le Général de brigade Sébastian Uwimbabazi.

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

Anytime I see this man’s videos I always learn something new.

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@umutalibani Ubu rero iyi Niyo Interpretation yanyuuu nibigarasha mweseee???? na FDL sha ubwonko bwanyu bukora gake kabisa ariko any way mukomeze tumaze 30years Mumahoro ariko turasa nabatangira gusa Igihugu kirimwo kuba Umubeya shaa

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@umutalibani Umva nkubwire pe, buriya ibyabaye hano mugihugu ntabwo bizongera kuba ukundi burya, naho ibyo bihuha muvana hano kuri X bizanwa nabandi bangiritse mumutwe ntacyo batumarira.

[KANYENZI Jr. @jude_sibo]

@FrankGashumba Inka yangye Kiroko, Ko uzi ikinyarwanda Kiza se wamfuraweeeeee....Wibare kutibagirwa ururimi rwawe Mr Gashumba

[Lawrence Rugwiro @LawrenceRugwiro]

Norman, in just one tweet, reveals why genocide ideology freezes the mind, suspends critical thinking, and hands the reins to bitterness and hate. He appears to think that Rwanda’s investment in sport should be judged solely by whether Rwandans top every discipline. Such a view is not only simplistic — it misses the point entirely.

The primary objective of Rwanda’s investment in the sports industry lies in the creation of thousands of jobs, the expansion of the tourism sector, and the broader benefits to tertiary services — a central pillar of the country’s economic growth, alongside agriculture and industry. Of particular note is the expertise being built in hospitality and event hosting, which increasingly positions Rwanda as one of the region’s top destinations for major sporting events. Not to mention the cultural boom sparked by people visiting, engaging with Rwandans, and discovering the richness of Rwandan heritage.

Were a normal person — one whose cognitive faculties weren’t clouded by hate — to criticise Rwanda’s sporting performances, the critique would not be aimed at the investments themselves. These investments improve lives, create opportunities, and inspire young people by bringing them into contact with champions — role models who motivate them to dream, train, and compete.

A fair criticism would instead be directed at urban planners, particularly in Kigali, who have yet to match the government’s ambition by ensuring the development of sufficient public sports facilities as cities expand. This shortfall has likely stunted some emerging talent. That would be a constructive and meaningful critique.

Most importantly, we must not lose sight of the true essence of sport: it is not solely about elite performance. It is about bringing communities together, strengthening social cohesion, promoting public health, and nurturing a generation of disciplined, value-driven, and goal-oriented youth. Though competition has its place, sport is above all a force for community, and, when embraced with vision, a sound and lasting investment in the nation’s future.

Norman might come to understand this if he could set aside Jambo’s genocidal ideology, take the time to learn about the country he so bitterly resents, and reflect on what it truly means to have contributed — even in passing — to Rwanda’s progress. One way or another, he will come to realise that, in the end, Rwanda is all he has.

[Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO @jcniyomugabo]

I am pleased to announce that I have arrived in the United States 🇺🇸 to begin a Master of Science in Agricultural Systems Technology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

This is a new chapter.

A journey I have dreamed of for many years.

A journey I believe will be exciting, challenging, and full of growth.

Go Big Red ❤️🤍

[Tito Hare @harerimana_tito]

❤️🇷🇼