Rwanda’s Major John Sengati assassinated in Gitarama, Rwanda
By: Jennifer Fierberg
Rwandans are saddened by the death of Major John Sengati who was assassinated in Gitarama (appx 50km from Kigali) on May 10th, 2013.
John Sengati was a retired Major, and ADC to Gen. Kayumba Nyamwasa from 1993 to 2001. After Gen Kayumba went to UK to further his studies, Major John Sengati was appointed Commanding Officer (C.O.) of Garrison Force that was in charge of the security to VIPs under the Ministry of Defense.
Around 2007, he went to study at Kigali Institute of Technology (KIST) while he was still an active member of the RDF.
According to local reports, in 2009 Major Sengati’s land was redistributed in Karama to local residents.
Around 2010 he was forced to retire from the army, because he was considered to be loyal and close to Gen. Kayumba Nyamwasa.
Major Sengati was chosen to Darfur and join the Rwandan peace keeping mission there but was pulled from the mission at the last minute by the government of Rwanda for unknown reasons.
In 2011, after Gen. Kayumba had fled the country, Major John Sengati was summoned by Col. Dan Munyuza on several occasions, and was asked about his past association with Gen. Kayumba Nyamwasa.
In 2012, the military Intelligence wrongfully prosecuted Major Sengati and was held without bail for over 5 months. He was later released, but remained under constant surveillance.
Jean Paul Turayishimye, Spokesperson for the Rwanda National Congress, confirmed to this reporter that Major Sengati  was assassinated on May 10, 2013 by President Kagame’s new killing machine Franco Rutagengwa, the current Chief of Military Intelligence, who works directly under Jack Nziza’s orders.
Major Sengati is reported to have met with DMI agents in Gitarama where he is believed to own a Coltan mine. According to sources held, after the meeting with these agents he gave a ride home to one of them. His car was later found with his dead body inside. He was found with multiple gunshot wounds about the body and head. His car had been staged to appear that he was changing his tire. His body remains in the car at the time of this publication. His wife has confirmed this information and stated she was notified by the police of her husband’s death via phone.
Major Sengati was in his early forties and is survived by his wife and children.
We will continue to update you on the progress of our investigation.
Ikigaragara cyo ni uko uwamwishe azwi neza. Uwo yahaye Rayidi se avuga ko byagenze bite niba atariwe wamwishe. Yamugejeje murugo se? Harya koko tutabeshyanye iyi ngoma ni iyo gukiza abatutsi cga kubamara? None se kuba umuntu yarabaye aide de camp wa Kayumba agomba kubizira? None ko Kayumba yayoboye ingabo z’u Rwanda igihe kitari gito, abo yakoranye nabo bose bazicwe? Abatutsi ni batareba neza Kagame azabamarira ku icumu. Ese ubu habuze umuntu witangira abandi muri izi ngabo ko akure Kagame ku ivogonyo, icumu yicisha abandi ngo nawe yumve uko riryoha?
Ntakundi nyine, nakumiro nkakandi. Our government
Has failed to protect its people again. Just useless conferences
Of Agacyiro gusa. We can’t get our values without protecting
Our people. I have no idea who might have killed this poor
Man who was working hard for the survival of his family
But any responsible government would investigate immediately
And inform the public. We are lucky to have got our country
Back but we are unlucky that we have failed to agree to disagree and
Then opted a weakest point of elimination. Our country will perish not
Becouse of the bad people but the silent of good people to speak
Their minds. We as Rwandese we have responsibility to fight
For our country and our people. Please let’s everyone get concerned
Of one another and then fight this betray of countrymen.
Long live Rwanda
how do you want a self proclaimed mass murderer to protect people, these sadist ruthless extreminators have no sympaty for human beings, when will you people understandstand that killers dont protect? can you liquidate and save at the same time, no….