PHOTOS: Kagame tells youth to spend money on long-term progress, not 'vibes'

President Paul Kagame has urged younger Rwandans to not prioritise short-term tendencies over long-term progress, saying the inspiration they construct at present will decide the..

PHOTOS: Kagame tells youth to spend money on long-term progress, not 'vibes'


President Paul Kagame has urged younger Rwandans to not prioritise short-term tendencies over long-term progress, saying the inspiration they construct at present will decide the longer term they create.

Kagame stated this on Friday, July 17, whereas addressing members on the RPF-Inkotanyi Bureau Politique assembly held on the occasion headquarters in Rusororo.

Members of RPF-Inkotanyi, attend the  party’s Bureau Politique meeting  in Rusororo, on Friday, July 17. Courtesy

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“Don’t wait till you might be 70 years outdated and begin asking your self, ‘What did I do? I want I had identified.’ I’m telling you now, perceive this and discover a method to act on it whenever you depart right here,” he stated.

“I typically hear folks speak about what’s in style at present, saying ‘vibes’ and ‘good vibes.’ I don’t reject that, however ask your self: the place are you standing? Why are you standing there?”

“Earlier than we speak about vibes, allow us to first strengthen the place the place we stand. Please, don’t spend money on vibes; spend money on the inspiration that permits you to have these vibes,” he added.

(L-R)Tito Rutaremara, Minister of Sports Nelly Mukazayire and RBA Director General Cleophace Barore during the  party’s Bureau Politique meeting  in Rusororo,

The President stated a society can’t be constructed on short-term pleasure however should be supported by sturdy constructions that make it resilient.

“You can not construct a resilient society solely on vibes, however a resilient society can have vibes.”

Kagame stated reaching private and nationwide targets requires dedication to the method, not solely specializing in outcomes. “Nothing occurs by itself. Nothing comes from nothing.”

He informed younger those that the nation’s future is dependent upon their capability to develop themselves via training, well being and accountable selections.

(L-R)Artistes Kitoko Bibarwa, Benjamin Mugisha aka The Ben, GenZ Comedy boss Merci Ndaruhutse and singer Bwiza also attended RPF Inkotanyi Bureau Politique Meeting.

“It’s like planting a seed. For those who plant a tree and supply what it must develop and stay wholesome, it’ll develop. Equally, as folks, you will need to do every little thing doable to amass data and develop yourselves,”

Kagame additionally warned younger folks in opposition to alcohol and drug abuse, saying the consequences finally change into seen regardless of makes an attempt to cover them.

RPF-Inkotanyi members follow President Kagame's remarks during the meeting on Friday, July 17.

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“The primary folks harmed are these concerned themselves. It additionally impacts the broader group. However it’s one thing that may be defeated. Step one in defeating it’s refusing to make it regular, refusing to glorify it, and refusing to just accept it.”

The President stated younger folks have a significant position in shaping Rwanda’s future via innovation and dedication.

(L-R) Rwandan poet Junior Rumaga, Singer Bruce Melodie, former Miss Rwanda Aurore Kayibanda,  were among celebrities  who attended the meeting on Friday, July 17.

“What we count on from you as younger folks is to change into the brand new Rwanda that the nation wishes. You hear about innovation. Innovation comes from people who find themselves wholesome, educated, and bold. Innovation helps construct folks and construct the nation.”

Kagame stated youth should see themselves as energetic contributors to the nation’s future, not solely beneficiaries of what it gives.

(R-L) Singer Knowless Butera, journalist Ines Ghislaine Nyinawumuntu, RBA Deputy Director General Sandrine Isheja were among participants  who attended the meeting at Rusororo.

President Paul Kagame has urged young Rwandans not to prioritise temporary trends over long-term growth, saying the foundation they build today will determine the future they create.

President Paul Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame at the meeting

Members during the RPF-Inkotanyi Bureau Politique meeting held at the party headquarters in Rusororo on Friday, July 17.

 RPF-Inkotanyi Bureau Politique meeting held at the party headquarters in Rusororo.

Members during a morale boosting session at the meeting.

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