Thursday, January 26, 2017

THE FIRST LADY DENISE NKURUNZIZA RESTARTED HER TOUR FOR TEACHING WOMEN LEADERS AND YOUTH


family photo of women leaders at Karusi

After having made a tour in nine provinces in 2016, for the mobilization of women leaders and youth about the wisdom from God, the maternal health, the fight against the HIV/SIDA and the obstetric fistula, and the social cohesion, the First Lady Denise Nkurunziza restarted on 20 January 2017 another tour in Karusi Province, where she met women leaders in the morning and young people in the afternoon. The activities have been unrolled in room of "Le RĂ©sident hotel”, where women in leadership were gathered.  

In that occasion, The First Lady of Burundi reminded the women leaders that their responsibility is not only limited to the job, but also they must take a familial responsibility by educating their children and seriously doing their duties of the family. She referred her teachings to proverbs 14: 1: "Every wise woman builds her family, but a foolish plucks it by her own arms". She said that wisdom is a great force for woman to build the family and the wisdom keeper is only God. Then, H.E Rev. Denise Nkurunziza recommended them to pray God in order to receive wisdom which can help them to work functionally. She also advised them to be keepers of the peace and security.

In health field, the First Lady of Burundi advised the women leaders to take care their bodies by going to hospital when they feel bad. She recommended them to avoid against HIV/Sida, obstetric fistula and cervical cancer. She also gave other instructions about the reproductive health.

In the meeting with youth, Her Excellency Denise Nkurunziza reminded the youth that they have the force to do Excellency works. She recommended them to have a vision which can guide them in the journey of life. She also advised them to give respect to the parents as the Bible says. "You have to fight against the adultery and drunkenness; when you become pregnant it affects the development of the country", said the First Lady Denise Nkurunziza.