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President Kagame Criticizes Youth for Indecency and Calls for Stronger Family Values

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19 January 2025
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President Kagame Criticizes Youth for Indecency and Calls for Stronger Family Values
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President Paul Kagame has expressed concern over the increasing indecency among the youth, especially the disturbing trend of public nudity. He urged leaders and parents during a National Prayer Breakfast on Sunday to take action against the moral decay affecting the Rwandan society.

President Kagame’s remarks focused on the challenges that threaten the stability of Rwandan families. He lamented the breakdown of homes, highlighting that many couples are unable to sustain their marriages. “Building a home is not a battle. Marriage is not a war,” he said, stressing that a healthy family requires mutual effort, not constant conflict.

The head of state also criticized the rise in substance abuse and its role in destroying both families and communities. He emphasized that drunkenness and drug use contribute to the violence within households, making it harder for children to grow up in safe and nurturing environments. “We cannot afford to ignore these issues,” he warned.

“Leaders must stop watching as the nation falls apart. We need action, not empty words,” He pointed out the failure of some leaders who are not fulfilling their responsibilities, saying that avoiding challenges only worsens the situation. 

Rwandans including leaders, religious groups, and parents were urged to engage in meaningful discussions to promote good values. Everyone to take responsibility for nurturing future generations. 

The National Prayer Breakfast, an event organized by Rwanda Leaders Fellowship gather this Sunday bringing together leaders from all sectors, including government officials, business representatives, youth, and diplomats. The event’s main goal is to thank God for the blessings of 2024 and pray for the country’s future in 2025.

Professor Nathan Chiroma, the Dean of Africa College of Theology, who delivered the sermon, reminded leaders to set a good example for those they lead. He encouraged them to embrace accountability and strive for positive change.

Moses Ndahiro, the head of Rwanda Leaders Fellowship, praised the participants for coming together to reflect on the past year and pray for a prosperous future.

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