Museminari Marcel Muyango a veteran journalist has told Taarifa Political Desk that he wants to bring tangible change in the management of Nyagatare district.
“Leadership does not work for prestige, but works out of responsibility. I will not be a leader who just sits in the office. I will consult, listen and stay close to people,” Museminari promises.
Museminari 68, is seeking to be elected for the position of General Councillor at the district. He is a resident of Humure village of Rwisirabo Cell, Karangazi sector in Nyagatare district.
Nyagatare a border district hosts one of Rwanda’s fast growing secondary Cities. The region is prominent for large scale Animal husbandry and irrigation farming.
Museminari told Taarifa he intends to buttress the agriculture sector in the district.
“We want modern agriculture. We need irrigation, processing, and markets, so that the farmer gets profit. A farmer should be an investor, not a poor person,” He notes.
“We will connect you to finance, markets, and opportunities,” He says in his manifesto.
He promises to lobby for the farmers to access bank loans to be able to harvest their crops or in case of delayed payment of dairy milk delivery.
This veteran journalist outlines an ambitious agenda of bringing onboard youth and women in the District’s development aspirations.
“We want to train the youth and women. The youth are the future, but they are also today. Women are the pillars of the family. When a woman is given an opportunity, the whole family develops,” he said.
In the war against corrupt, Museminari seeks zero tolerance.
“We will simplify services, fight corruption, and work in transparency, so that no one is left behind because they lack connections.”
Museminari said he advocates for good schools, good health centres, clean water, electricity, and good roads. “These are not favours, they are the rights of citizens.”
“We want peace and stability. There is no development without peace. There is no peace without justice, truth, and respect. We will continue to build unity, to build family upon family, and to build a Nyagatare for all people.”
However, Museminari dismissed the assertion that his promises are mere campaign rhetoric. “This is not just a campaign speech. It is a promise. A promise to work, not to deceive you, not to abandon you.”
