Lydia INGABIRE

Enthusiastic about Life, Education and Capacity Building | International communities |
Live, Learn, Laugh and Love

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@deji2903 You are not alone,Hang in there, better days are coming

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@Healthwolf2 True

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@ElsienotElisee It's a pandemic

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@callme_Riken Who says the lady isn't having fun as she finds a gentleman. Next!

[Kigali International Financial Centre @Kigali_IFC]

Today at the Marriott Hotel Kigali, regulators, industry leaders, development partners, and financial institutions gathered for the Breakfast Roundtable on the 2nd Rwanda Financial Sector Skills Survey 2026 (#RFSSS2026).

A clear message emerged: Rwanda’s financial sector ambitions will depend on specialized talent and stronger ecosystem collaboration.

Herbert Asiimwe, Head of Financial Sector Development at MINECOFIN, noted that while Rwanda’s workforce is capable, critical specialist skills gaps remain.

@Cha_Helminger , Chargée d’Affaires at the Embassy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, stressed that “no single institution can do it alone,” while Deputy Governor of BNR @Nbarigye reaffirmed skills upgrading as a national priority.

With 65.6% of firms struggling to find qualified talent and only 42.6% of professionals feeling AI-ready, discussions emphasized the urgent need to strengthen specialist financial, ESG, and AI capabilities.
#KIFC # #ESG

@CentralBankRw @RwandaFinance @RwandainLux @CMARwanda

[Kreative Doctor ⚕️ @the_grafixmedic]

If someone is hotter than you, then you are cooler than them.

- Thermodynamics.

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@lizzkelly7 He is looking for a Submissive Provider, leave the Princess alone!

[Miilato @miiilato]

when bro screams “what was I to her” during the exam so I know the answer is the second option

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@JosephRyarasa @MuseumIngabo @CityofKigali @RwandaYouthArts Accountability and Responsibility is lacking on the side of the Artist. We need to understand the realities and costs to be incurred.

[Maphitha @uMusa_]

Knowing how to make people feel important is an extremely valuable life skill.

[Freyy @Freyy_is]

women are hitting 30 unmarried because the men they want are not ready and the men who are ready are not who they want.

this generation of women is building, healing, and raising their standards all at once, and they are doing it while watching men enjoy the benefits of a dating culture that requires nothing from them.

commitment is not urgent for men when situationships exist, when intimacy is accessible without accountability, when no family member is pulling them aside at christmas asking why they are not married yet.

so women are arriving at 30 accomplished and emotionally prepared, looking around and finding that the market they prepared for is not prepared for them.

the men are not fully villains in this story though. a lot of them are simply lost. they are walking around with emotional blueprints that do not work anymore, raised on a version of masculinity that said be strong, provide, and never show weakness.

therapy is still a punchline in a lot of male spaces. vulnerability is still being mocked in group chats. so the men who genuinely want love are often reaching for it with tools that were never built for the job.

the ones who are doing the work are out there, but they are quiet and outnumbered by the ones who are still comfortable in half-commitments that ask nothing of them.

what is sitting underneath all of it is a generation that is lonelier than it lets on.

women are posting independence and privately grieving the love they want but cannot seem to find.

men are performing freedom while avoiding the depth that real partnership requires. social media is making solo life look aspirational.

therapy is making everyone hyperaware of what they deserve without always teaching them how to stay through the discomfort of being known.

the result is two groups of people wanting the same thing, moving in the same circles, and still somehow missing each other every single time.

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@JosephRyarasa Strengthening that link between training, industry, and lived realities is where real impact lies.

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@JosephRyarasa I share your concern!
TVET stands out for it's hands-on approach, linking skills to real-world problems and opportunities. However, as a society we need a mindset shift, of respecting all work & seeing work as not just about employability, but as meaningful creation and purpose.

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@Tunex01 I vote English, wordyyyy

[Bosswarap @bosswarap]

In times like this, I always reflect on this speech by H.E. Paul Kagame in 1995.

[Lydia INGABIRE @lydingabire]

@ValaAfshar Everything is there that's why it's comfortable

[Thee Aries @GiftedAsia]

The best part about growing up is changing you stance on things. It’s perfectly okay and normal to realize the error in a mindset you once had and decide to change it.

[Ese thee nutritionist @itschargiee]

As an ambitious woman, do not joke with your choice of partner 🫶🏾

[🍂 @Lovandfear]

“To be happy you must eliminate two things: The fear of a bad future and The memory of a bad past.”

— Seneca

[Essential Mastery @EssentialMastry]

“To be happy you must eliminate two things: The fear of a bad future and The memory of a bad past.”

- Seneca