In the function to start the preparation for 25th Anniversary of FPR-Inkotanyi political party in Nyamasheke district on the11th.Aug.2012, the district workers gave cows and other livestock and mattresses to the poor families aiming to improve social welfare.

About 29 families were given cows, 5 families were given goats, 4 families were given pigs and 20 families were given mattresses to fight grass thatched beds. Josué Michel Ntaganira the Vice chairman of FPR-Inkotanyi political party in Nyamasheke district said that improving the welfare of people is the program they started and they it will be done in all sectors of Nyamasheke district.
Hon. Esperance Mwiza who was the guest of honour in these functions said that this anniversary is directed in building Rwandan societies the reason they gave out livestock to the poor.
She said that they will keep on doing these and even those are not members of this political party that are in vulnerable class will not be ignored; they will be served as others.
She thanked those who had attended this function for their role in improving people's welfare. Residents of Gako cell in Kagano sector gave FPR-Inkotanyi political party gave a gift of milk pot, a basket and maize produce.
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