Thread by @DavidHundeyin

When they're flying the Kagame kite, no one will mention that only 51% of Rwanda has access to electricity. Even Nigeria is doing better (60%).

They won't mention that Kagame's fantastic country has only tarred 9% (1,000km) of its roads.

They won't mention that only 7% (seven percent!) of Kagame's fantastic banana republic has access to the internet.

I wonder why greedy Nigerian leaders who don't want accountability would salivate when looking at Rwanda...🤔🤔🤔🙄

They definitely won't mention that Kigali, their African wonder city is just 730 sq km, which is smaller than Ilorin (765 sq km).

If all the resources of Rwanda's 26,000 sq km are poured into an area smaller than Ilorin, then smack me with a feather! Imagine the clean streets!🙄

Oh and certainly no one will mention that everyone's friendly neighbourhood tyrant Paul is using the Rwandan army as a personal extortion gang/protection racket/death squad in Eastern Congo, which also happens to be one of the world's most resource-stacked areas.

The everlasting conflict in the DRC is fueled by Mr Paul and his jackboot friends who take advantage of Congo's weak state to plunder the country's resources and essentially balkanise it.

The proceeds of this illegal military campaign fund all that nice stuff in Kigali...

But you lot are not ready to have these conversations yet are you?

Yay for murderous, unaccountable totalitarian dictatorship with great PR!🎊🎉

"They had a genocide before many people here were born," so that means that a quarter of a century later, 7% of their population should have internet access and 9% of their roads should be tarred. They also have 0 (ZERO) rail infrastructure.

Don't unintentionally sound daft.

A dictator focused on maintaining his grip on power has successfully bamboozled all of Africa's intelligentsia and masked his incompetence by investing resources stolen from DRC in a tiny city with no rail infrastructure.

1,000km of tarred roads in 25 years and y'all are like