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[haguruka] RE: Tweet from Presidency | Rwanda (@UrugwiroVillage)

 

Oya rwose bwana Lyarahoze, sigaho.
Jya ugira ikigongwe, ubabalirane wunva ko ntamuziracyaha-muntu ubaho, keretse Rukiramariya. Ntukabe nk'ababonye ubulyo bwo kwivuruguta mu mico mibi n'ubuhezanguni byabo bitwaje ko bafite jenosidi ibagira indakorwa zivuga zikanakora ibyo zishaka ntihagire uwaba yazamagana.
Twemera koko ko KN yadukoshereje, twe tukubwira abatekinisiye be (bayobowe na Mubarak muganga) bishe abacu 19;  aliko ibyo guhora twarabizibukiye tubirekera Immana kandi dore iliho irabikora kugera naho abo yateretse ku ngoma, hamwe nabo bakoranye, birwa bamusega/bamutesha isaro!

Ikindi bakubwiye HE ahura na HE wo muli SA, aliko ntibakubwiye ibyo bavuganye: kandi bulya ba HE nibyo bavuganye siko bishyirwa mu bikorwa, biterwa n'izindi nyungu ziruta ziliya z'amafoto ziba zabonetse. 

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De : Lyarahoze Samuel <lyar66@yahoo.fr>
Envoyé : vendredi 30 novembre 2018 15:22
À : Aimable Rwamucyo; Agnesmurebwayire; Sibomana Jean Bosco; agnes..murebwayire@yahoo.fr; Agaculama Mu Ikibunda; Pierre Foucher; Lafiancee Armee; zac.biampa; Brenden Russo; Martin Bangamwabo; Marie Madeleine BICAMUMPAKA; Chantal Karara; Christophe Tuvugishukuri; Claire Molinet; clairemolinet@yahoo.be; MULINDAHABI Jean-Claude; cnnsenga@yahoo.fr; Nsengiyumva Celestin; MUSABYIMANA JEAN DE DIEU; Twagirayezu Deo; Senga Emmanuel; Ernest Mudage; UDAHEMUKA Eric; Francois Munyabagisha; felixhabimana@yahoo.fr; NIKOZITAMBIRWA; Innocent Twagiramungu; itwagira71@hotmail.com; John Kagabo; Kota Venant; Liza Keza; Michel Niyibizi; Mbaga Tuzinde; Theodore Mpatswenumugabo; Vincent Ndacyayisenga; Nzinink; rudahi@hotmail.com; Skweli; Tharcisse Semana
Objet : Re: Tweet from Presidency | Rwanda (@UrugwiroVillage)
 
Ibi ni byizaaa,  ntako bisa! Iyo Dayimoni nkuru, PK, yumvikanye na Ramaphosa maze umututsi washinze DMI yamazeho abanjye, KN, na we bakamuzirika akandoyi nkuko yabikoreye abanyarwanda batabarika, maze na we akajyanwa mu Rwanda kugira ngo  Dayimoni nkuru, PK, imushahure... ibishahu bye ibimanike kuri Kalinga nshya!

Rwose!

Le vendredi 30 novembre 2018 à 04:50:55 UTC+1, liza.kez@yahoo.com <liza.kez@yahoo.com> a écrit : 


Ceci est pour Zac, Niyimike, Lyarahoze et dans une moindre mesure le paranoïaque 
 ambassadeur!
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Presidency | Rwanda (@UrugwiroVillage) tweeted at 8:25 PM on Thu, Nov 29, 2018:  President Kagame meets with President @CyrilRamaphosa of South Africa ahead of the #G20Summit https://t.co/OQjven9lgi  (https://twitter.com/UrugwiroVillage/status/1068314951704592384?s=09)    Get the official Twitter app at https://twitter.com/download?s=13

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