Paul Kagame won the presidential election with a majority of over 99%

Rwandan President Paul Kagame won the presidential election with a majority of over 99 percent. This is included in the provisional announcement by the National Electoral Commission in Rwanda.

As many people expected the President of Rwanda Paul Kagame to win these elections with a majority, that is what happened as contained in the announcement of the National Electoral Commission in a provisional manner.

Candidate Frank Habineza of the Party for Democratic Green Party Rwanda (DGPR), who is also the head of the party, in his message to the members of his party, agreed to thank President Kagame after defeating him.

Imena has not been able to find an independent candidate in this election for the position of the President of the Republic to hear what he has to say about the results of the election provisionally. Mr. Phillipe Mpayimana did not answer his mobile phone.

According to the provisional declaration of the National Elections Commission, there is no doubt that there will be no significant changes in the permanent declaration of the presidential election in 2024.

In the last election of 2017, President Kagame won by a majority, with an average of 98.79 percent, the independent candidate, Mr. Filipo Mpayimana, now seems to have fallen behind, he had 0.78. It was while Mr. Frank Habineza had 0.47 percent.

Madam Oda Gasinzigwa, the President of the National Electoral Commission says that the voter turnout was 98 percent.

By: Imena