{"id":42290,"date":"2020-11-25T09:26:28","date_gmt":"2020-11-25T09:26:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/new.igihe.com\/genocide-widow-bequeaths-land-to-kagame\/"},"modified":"2020-11-29T05:59:00","modified_gmt":"2020-11-29T05:59:00","slug":"genocide-widow-bequeaths-land-to-kagame","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/new.igihe.com\/english\/genocide-widow-bequeaths-land-to-kagame\/","title":{"rendered":"Genocide widow bequeaths land to Kagame"},"content":{"rendered":"

Before she died, Nyirangoragoza who lived in Kabuga village, Nyarusange cell in Bushekeri sector in Nyamasheke district left a will bequeathing her piece of land to President Kagame. <\/p>\n

Late Nyirangoragoza was born in 1947 in Nyarusange cell, Bushekeri sector in Nyamasheke district, Western Province. All her 10 children were killed during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi along with her husband. <\/p>\n

Nyirangoragoza fled to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from where RPF Inkotanyi repatriated her. <\/p>\n

Before she passed on, Nyirangoragoza gave testimonies on how President Kagame built a house for her and providing financial support after Genocide. <\/p>\n

She said that Kagame is \u2018wise\u2019 because he took her to the community of her generation and built another decent house for Nyirangoragoza during advanced ages to put her out of loneliness. <\/p>\n

\u201cHe took care of me on behalf of my children. That is why I must bequeath my possessions to him,\u201d said Nyirangoragoza. <\/p>\n

The property left to President Kagame include separate pieces of land of 168 and 776 square meters respectively along with 1259 square meters on which late Nyirangoragoza had houses. <\/p>\n

They are located in the middle of pieces of land located in Mubuga village, Nyarusange cell, Bushekeri sector of Nyamashekle district. <\/p>\n

The decision was meant to thank Kagame\u2019s support after Genocide taking care, building a house and financial support yet family members had abandoned her.
\nThe notarized will was handed to The Minister in the Office of the Presidency, Judith Uwizeye who represented President Kagame. <\/p>\n

Uwizeye explained that the four pieces of land will be developed for infrastructure beneficial to the surrounding community. <\/p>\n

\u201cI am glad to be with you to receive the will Nyirangoragoza Marriane left to the President of the Republic. She decided to bequeath her possessions to His Excellency Paul Kagame because of joy for the support she received from the Government. On behalf of President Kagame, I am delighted to let you know that he accepts the will, he is grateful for that and thanks the widow,\u201d she said. <\/p>\n

Uwizeye explained that President Kagame accepted the will to keep the memory of Nyirangoragora\u2019s kind heart. <\/p>\n

\u201cHe decided to develop the land for infrastructure beneficial to the entire community in the sector. Details for the project will be announced after an assessment,\u201d added Uwizeye. <\/p>\n

Residents describe Marriane Nyirangoragoza as a kind person with good attributes the community. <\/p>\n

Marianne Nyirangoragoza passed on in May 2020. She was living in Impinganzima in in Rusizi District during her advanced age. Impinganzima is one of hostels for elderly Genocide survivors built in different parts of the country by Imbuto Foundation, an initiative launched by First Lady Jeannette Kagame in collaboration with other stakeholders. <\/p>\n

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