Boulgou: Economic operator El Hadj Issa Benewend© Minoungou, better known as the ‘DG of Goumiss,’ donated two tons of cement to the Tenkodogo brigade on Tuesday as part of the Faso Mªbo presidential initiative. Son of the late Goumiss Naaba, El Hadj Minoungou is renowned for his commitment to local development. With this gesture, he sought to translate into action his commitment to the presidential initiative, which aims to rehabilitate infrastructure and beautify Burkina Faso’s cities.
According to Burkina Information Agency, El Hadj Minoungou expressed his intention to contribute to the Faso Mªbo initiative, urging residents to commit to the program. He emphasized that national reconstruction should not be solely the responsibility of authorities, highlighting the importance of solidarity as a fundamental element of the initiative. The initiative calls on citizens to participate in the country’s construction according to their means.
Lieutenant Abdoul Fatah Sawadogo, commander of the Tenkodogo Brigade, appreciated the donation, noting that every gesture, even symbolic, is significant. He encouraged everyone to contribute to the initiative. El Hadj Minoungou also appealed to the youth and economic operators of Nakamb© to increase their involvement, emphasizing the importance of unity and determination in building a better future through Faso Mªbo.
This donation is part of a broader effort across various localities in Burkina Faso, where individuals, associations, and citizens are contributing to the success of Faso Mªbo. In Tenkodogo, the example set by the “DG of Goumiss” could inspire others to participate actively.
