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The Rwandan High Commission in Abuja, together with the Rwandan community, Nigerian government officials, diplomats, business leaders, and friends of Rwanda, celebrated the 32nd Anniversary of Rwanda’s Liberation (#Kwibohora32). Ambassador Moses Rugema reflected on Rwanda’s transformation since the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, highlighting the country's unity and resilience while emphasizing that regional peace, security, and stability are indispensable to achieving its aspirations. He also underscored the strengthening ties between Rwanda and Nigeria through trade and connectivity. Representing Nigeria, Amb. Babagana Wakil, Chief of Protocol @NigeriaMFA, commended Rwanda’s progress and reaffirmed the growing bilateral partnership and shared commitment to Africa’s development.

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Happy Liberation Day, Rwanda! 🇷🇼 Today, we celebrate the courage, resilience, and sacrifice that restored hope and dignity to our nation. As we honour our heroes and visionary leadership, we reaffirm our commitment to unity and building the #RwandaWeWant. Our journey continues. #Kwibohora32

High Commissioner Amb. Moses Rugema addressed Course 34 participants from @NigeriaNDC following their Geo-Strategic Study Tour to Rwanda on “Ecotourism and Economic Development in Rwanda: Lessons for Nigeria.” He noted that Rwanda’s ecotourism model was anchored on its broader national vision 2020 that placed sustainable development, environmental protection, and inclusive growth at the centre of public policy. He emphasised the important role of leadership, strategic planning, community participation, security and stability. Highlighting Nigeria’s vast ecological, cultural, and human resource potential, he underscored opportunities to advance ecotourism as part of its economic diversification agenda. In that regard, he reaffirmed Rwanda's commitment to strengthening cooperation and knowledge-sharing with Nigeria to promote African-led sustainable development and economic transformation.

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After Botswana ten days ago, Nigeria is also waiving visa for Rwandan nationals. This is definitely the Africa we want💪🏾! 🇳🇬🇷🇼🇳🇬🇷🇼

Nigeria Immigration Service @nigimmigration

2 months ago

NIGERIA IMPLEMENTS 30-DAY VISA EXEMPTION FOR RWANDAN NATIONALS Following the announcement by His Excellency President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR at the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali, Rwanda, granting Rwandan Nationals a 30-day visa exemption, reciprocating similar gesture from Rwandan

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In Niger, @Rwandainnigeria in collaboration with the Rwandan community, organized the 32nd Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, joined by government officials, members of the diplomatic corps, and friends. Attendees honoured the victims and reaffirmed their collective commitment to safeguarding memory and upholding historical truth against denial and revisionism. #Kwibuka32

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High Commissioner, Amb. Moses Rugema paid a courtesy visit to the Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amb. Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu. Discussions focused on deepening Rwanda-Nigeria bilateral cooperation across sectors of interest.

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Ambassador Moses Rugema has presented his Letters of Credence to His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, formally accrediting him as High Commissioner of the Republic of Rwanda to the Federal Republic of Nigeria. This formal accreditation marks the official start of his mission and will contribute to further strengthening the existing excellent bilateral relations between Rwanda and Nigeria. 🇷🇼🤝🇳🇬

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Minister @onduhungirehe is in Türkiye for the 5th edition of the Antalya Diplomatic Forum, taking place from 17-19 April, under the theme “Mapping Tomorrow, Managing Uncertainties”. He will participate in the panel discussion: “Investing in Africa’s Future: Strategy, Scale and Competitiveness”. Follow his intervention live: 🔗tv-trthaber6.medya.trt.com.tr/master.m3u8 ⏲️ 3:00 PM (Kigali time)

🗓️ 30 days. That's all that separates us from Kigali. 📍 On 14-15 May 2026, the Africa CEO Forum Annual Summit brings together 2,000 CEOs, investors, heads of state and ministers for two days that will shape the continent's economic agenda. 🌍 The world is shifting. Trade rules are being rewritten. Industrial policies are back. And Africa must move from spectator to architect of its own growth. ⚡ From mega-infrastructure projects to pan-African ownership, from the productivity revolution to the energy-AI nexus, the conversations in Kigali will define the new deal between African governments and the private sector. 🗓️ 30 days to prepare. The countdown is on. 👉 Explore the full programme: theafricaceoforum.com/forum-2026/en/… #ACF26

Approximately 250 participants, including Government of Nigeria officials, members of the diplomatic corps, representatives of international organizations, and friends of Rwanda, joined the Rwandan community for the 32nd Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Ambassador Moses Rugema delivered remarks emphasizing the importance of transforming remembrance from a solemn ritual into a shared responsibility—one that directly confronts both the historical truth of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and the evolving threats that continue to enable similar atrocities today. He underscored the deliberate and premeditated nature of the genocide, emphasizing that it was neither spontaneous nor accidental. He also reflected on the international community’s indifference and mischaracterization of events, while recognizing the moral clarity demonstrated by voices at the UN Security Council, including Nigeria’s then Permanent Representative to the UN, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari. The Ambassador highlighted Rwanda’s post-genocide trajectory, emphasizing the commitment to unity, reconciliation, and institutional strengthening as a foundation for preventing future atrocities. He emphasised that genocide ideology, denial, and distortion persist and are being amplified by digital platforms and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence. He highlighted ongoing threats in the Great Lakes region against Tutsi communities, including the Banyamulenge, and underscored that silence in the face of such threats constitutes complicity. Ambassador Rugema concluded that “Never Again” must be upheld as a continuing commitment, advanced through collective responsibility, vigilance, and education. Representing the UN Resident Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator a.i., @BeatriceEyong delivered the statement of the UN Secretary-General. She paid tribute to the resilience of survivors and acknowledged the international community’s failure to respond decisively during the genocide. She called for strengthened global commitment to the Genocide Convention and enhanced collective efforts to prevent mass atrocities. #Kwibuka32

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Happening now in Abuja: the 32nd commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in #Rwanda. #Kwibuka32

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Ambassador @MosesRugema attended the National GovTech Policy Roundtable 2026, co-convened by the Office of the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives (@OfficialBenKalu), @naltf_ng, and @govtech_africa. He shared perspectives on Rwanda’s digital journey highlighting sequenced and citizen-focused processes anchored on policy, legal safeguards, infrastructure, digital platforms, and capacity building. This has delivered over 51 million transactions via Irembo and raised digital literacy to over 75%. He emphasized deliberate planning, trust-building, inclusion, and measurable impact as essential to sustainable digital governance. A valuable exchange on advancing Nigeria’s GovTech agenda! 🇷🇼🤝🇳🇬

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As part of Francophonie Month 2026, @RwandainNigeria, with the support of the Rwandan community in Abuja, participated in the Gastronomic and Cultural Fair organised by @InstitutFrNga. Ambassador Moses Rugema joined fellow Francophone Ambassadors in delivering welcome remarks, followed by a traditional dance performance by #TeamRwanda. Celebrating Francophonie: “Equality, complementarity, solidarity” 🌍🇫🇷

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CLARIFICATION OF INCIDENT AT WASHINGTON DC HOTEL An unarmed member of the security detail of a Rwandan VIP staying in a Washington DC hotel inadvertently encountered security agents of a DRC delegation in a hotel hallway accessible to all guests. Both delegations were staying at the same hotel. The Rwandan detail member was briefly restrained from accessing the elevator by the DRC security agents, which was inappropriate and wrong behavior in a common area, but the matter was eventually resolved without further escalation. Following this incident, the Rwandan party made a decision to change hotels, but were harassed and filmed by unknown persons as they checked out and departed. Despite this provocation, the Rwandan team was restrained and professional at all times, and carefully avoided any confrontation. There has been gross misrepresentation of what transpired, including blatant dishonesty by the DRC Minister of Information in a press conference last night. These contemptible lies should be disregarded and condemned. END

The Rwandan community in Abuja formally welcomed the new High Commissioner, Ambassador Moses Rugema, at a reception held in his honour. Engagements during the event focused on strengthening collaborative efforts aimed at supporting #Rwanda’s national development and enhancing community-led initiatives in #Nigeria. The community also reaffirmed its commitment to continued participation in national activities, including the forthcoming #Kwibuka32.

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RwandAir will resume services between Kigali and Kamembe effective 23 March 2026. #FlyTheDreamOfAfrica #VisitRwanda

The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia is privileged to receive Mr @ozonnia, a proud son of Nigeria and a committed servant of the United Nations. He did an excellent job in Rwanda, as @UN Resident Coordinator, and will certainly do much more in our sisterly country of #Ethiopia. All the best in my second home, my brother🙏🏾!

UN Ethiopia @UNEthiopia

4 months ago

#UN Secretary-General @antonioguterres has appointed @ozonnia to lead the @UNEthiopia 🇪🇹 team. We look forward to his continued leadership in advancing #Ethiopia’s national priorities, the #GlobalGoals, and ensuring that we #LeaveNoOneBehind. ⏩bit.ly/417OdEJ

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THE LORD DID IT NOW ! What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist !! #NSPPD #7amFirePrayers

GREAT AND MIGHTY WORKS OF EL-ROI ! What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist !! #NSPPD #7amFirePrayers

In Ouagadougou on April 12th, the Rwandan community stood united with govt officials, the diplomatic corps, UN officials & friends to mark the 31st commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. The ceremony echoed a shared & unwavering commitment: #NeverAgain. #Kwibuka31

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