Residents of Niboye Sector in Kicukiro District express their pride in the progress brought by President Paul Kagame and the RPF-Inkotanyi. They assert that the best way to show their gratitude is by voting for him unanimously.
This sentiment was confirmed on Sunday, July 7, 2024, when members of the RPF-Inkotanyi in Niboye Sector gathered at the IPRC Kicukiro Stadium to campaign for Paul Kagame and the Deputies of the organization. The event saw a large turnout, including various leaders who came to support Kagame and the RPF-Inkotanyi candidates.
During the event, attendees endorsed the candidates for the RPF-Inkotanyi, pledging their support and promising to vote for them without delay.

Marie Chantal, a resident of Indacyemwa Village in Nyakabanda Cell, Niboye Sector, said that they are proud of the improvements achieved under Kagame’s leadership.“We are proud of the various infrastructures delivered to us by President Paul Kagame, especially the complete security and better living conditions compared to other countries.”
Mukeshimana Immaculee expressed her gratitude for the healthcare provided by Kagame, which protected her from domestic violence and ensured her children could be educated without any financial burden. She said, “The achievements of the RPF-Inkotanyi Organization are evident in the social, economic, and security sectors. We have received roads, hospitals, and many other benefits.”
Musabyimana Claudine also praised the work of Kagame and the RPF-Inkotanyi, stating that they lifted her out of isolation and poor living conditions. She said, “He took us out of a place of isolation caused by poor living conditions, provided us with cattle, and ensured our security.”
Claudine added, “July 15th will be a special day, and that’s when we will give him the gift we have prepared.”
The Niboye Sector comprises three cells: Nyakabanda, Gatare, and Niboye. Each cell has constructed a modern office with government funding, though 90% of the work was completed by RPF-Inkotanyi members, along with the construction of 50% of the surrounding roads.

