Burkina Faso / Ibrahim Traoré roundabout: the citizens of Kombissiri make a vibrant commitment to the Head of State
A momentous event unfolded on Sunday, February 18, 2024, in Bazèga province in Burkina Faso, as dedicated citizens of the Patriotic Coordination of Kombissiri showcased their unwavering commitment to civic vigilance. This significant day featured the distribution of essential supplies to internally displaced persons and the inauguration of the “Ibrahim Traoré Roundabout” monument.
Since assuming the role of Head of State and President of the Burkinabe Revolution, Captain Ibrahim Traoré has inspired citizens nationwide to rally behind his progressive vision and efforts to combat insecurity.
Representing the engaged residents of Kombissiri, the Patriotic Coordination took a proactive stance to support the ongoing transition and contribute to bolstering security in the region.
Ablassé Rouamba, the coordinator of the Patriotic Coordination, emphasized the importance of this initiative, marking the commencement of a series of civic vigilance actions within the municipality.
The ceremony drew an enthusiastic crowd, alongside administrative and traditional dignitaries, all gathering to express their support for this noble cause.
Members of the Patriotic Coordination, affectionately known as «les Wayiyans», received a warm welcome from counterparts hailing from other cities in the country, underscoring the solidarity and unity characterizing the Burkinabe people in their united front against terrorism.
Beyond the celebration of civic engagement, the ceremony provided a platform to raise awareness about the imperative of remaining united and supportive in the face of persistent security challenges.
In a gesture of generosity and compassion, the Patriotic Coordination symbolically presented provisions to internally displaced persons, illustrating its unwavering commitment to the community’s well-being.
The pinnacle of the day unfolded with the emotional inauguration of the «Ibrahim Traoré Roundabout», a monument erected to honor Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s exemplary leadership in safeguarding and advancing Burkina Faso.
Nestled in front of the main entrance of Kombissiri’s central market, this monument symbolizes the hope and determination of the Burkinabe people to surmount trials and forge a brighter future for all.
The ceremony orchestrated by the Patriotic Coordination in Kombissiri transcended the label of a mere event; it stood as a vibrant testament to the resilience and solidarity propelling the Burkinabe people in their unwavering pursuit of peace and prosperity.
Maurice K. ZONGO
