Long before the title "Honourable" was added before her name, Enid Origumisiriza was already known in villages, homes, and marketplaces as a beacon of service. To the mothers who had once struggled silently, she was the one who came with listening ears and practical solutions.
Her work began humbly — reaching out to families in need, supporting widows, and creating safe spaces where women could learn skills and find empowerment. Enid believed that the strength of a community is found in its women, and by uplifting them, she uplifted entire households.
For young people, Aunt Enid saw possibilities where others saw only barriers. She championed entrepreneurial initiatives, teaching skills, instilling confidence, and opening doors to opportunities.
Perhaps one of her most treasured legacies is the Children of the Word program. In it, she created a space where children and teenagers could explore their God-given talents.
Ogu murundi ni Aunt Enid — this time, once again, it is Aunt Enid.