On Saturday, Hon. Nyirahabimana visited Gatsibo District, where she engaged with residents and participated in a community service activity called Umuganda. During her visit, she emphasized the importance of collaboration between parents and leaders to ensure the well-being, growth, and education of children. This, she believes, will enable them to become responsible citizens who can contribute to the country's development.
Hon. Nyirahabimana stressed that achieving the country's vision for 2050 requires the active involvement of all citizens. She noted that the youth will play a crucial role in shaping the country's future and that it is essential to prepare them for leadership roles. The Vice President identified the moral decay of the youth as a potential obstacle to achieving the country's goals and urged parents and leaders to work together to address this issue.
The Vice President emphasized that preparing the youth for the future is a shared responsibility between parents and leaders. She encouraged parents to take an active role in raising their children with values that align with the country's vision, adding that this will enable them to become responsible and patriotic citizens. Hon. Nyirahabimana also urged the youth to take an active role in preparing themselves for leadership roles.
During her visit, Hon. Nyirahabimana engaged with residents of Kabarore Sector, who expressed their appreciation for the government's efforts to address the issue of intoxicating substances. Some parents noted that the substances had been a major challenge in raising their children and welcomed the decision to ban them. They pledged to work with leaders to ensure that their children are raised with values that align with the country's vision.
Parents who spoke to Imvaho Nshya, a local newspaper, expressed their commitment to working with leaders to prepare their children for the future. Muhongerwa Emilienne, a parent, noted that the decision to ban intoxicating substances was a welcome move, adding that they had been a major challenge in raising responsible children. Mukiza Claude, another parent, emphasized the importance of leaders demonstrating values such as integrity and patriotism.
Hon. Nyirahabimana's visit to Gatsibo District was aimed at engaging with residents and encouraging them to take an active role in preparing the youth for leadership roles. She emphasized the importance of instilling values such as integrity, patriotism, and responsibility in children, adding that this will enable them to contribute to the country's development. The Vice President's message was well-received by residents, who pledged to work with leaders to ensure that the youth are prepared for the future.
Key points
- The Rwandan Vice President has called on parents and leaders to work together to prepare the youth for a future aligned with the country's vision.
