Jurrien Timber’s voyage to Rwanda began this Thursday, December 14, 2023.
The Arsenal player started his three-day vacation in Rwanda early Thursday morning by visiting a construction site.
Rwanda is an amazing place to visit. It’s a great experience working with Jurrien Timber.
“Being in Rwanda makes me very happy.” I’m enjoying myself immensely here. It appeared that everyone was happy and in love with one other. Timber told kids playing football on a playground near Kigali Pele Stadium, “I’ve heard a lot of good things about Rwanda, and so far my experience has lived up to those hopes.”
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On his first day in Rwanda, Timber paid a visit to the Massacre Memorial Center, which honors the victims of the 1994 massacre against the Tutsi.
It is essential to comprehend Rwanda’s past and the events that took place here. “I am thankful that the country is at this time peaceful,” he said.
Maybe a picture of six people playing football, soccer, or talking.
Young football players asked the 22-year-old some personal questions.
Timber thanked the Rwandan people for their unwavering support of Arsenal and commended the “Visit Rwanda” campaign.
He said, “A lot of Arsenal shirts are on the streets.” Everybody here is an Arsenal supporter.
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He started his tour of the facilities by traveling to the Peace Stadium, which can hold 40,000 people but is now being renovated to hold only 25,000.
The defender then proceeded to see the AS Kigali youth team, which is made up of kids under twenty.
They were training and working out on the field at the Kigali Pele Stadium, previously Tapis Rouge in Nyamirambo, when he paid them a visit.
Jurrien Timber, 22, went to the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Gisozi as well.
After learning about the history of the country and the building of the Kigali Genocide Memorial, Timber bowed to the innocent people buried there.
As he showed Timber portions of the Kigali Memorial, he described the beginnings and implementation of the Genocide Plot. It illustrates how Rwandans have come together after a challenging past.
Additionally, the back used the event to meet Arsenal fans from Rwanda who are part of the Arsenal Fight Arsenal Fan Community.
Jurrien Timber was thrilled by Rwanda’s cooperative efforts, the New Times said.
