'We must not wait until terrorist acts are completely stopped in Burkina to redeploy ourselves on the ground to support the resettled populations,' launched Namentenga High Commissioner Adama Conseiga on Thursday. , to the province's development partners. The bodies of the province of Namentenga met at the municipal high school of Boulsa on April 17, 2024 for the solemn ceremony of raising the colors. This solemn occasion made it possible to raise awareness among citizens in general and students in particular on patriotic acts. It was with enthusiasm that the staff and students of the high school welcomed the members of the bodies established within their establishment for the solemn raising of colors ceremony. For the occasion, the message from High Commissioner Adama Conseiga focused on the importance of education in the training of tomorrow's citizens. He illustrated his idea in these terms: 'The non-respect of traffic lights by road users, noted with regret by a donor in the city of Ouagadougou, force d him to leave with his financing. Because, according to him, the use of his funding will reflect non-respect of traffic lights.' In his message, Mr. Conseiga once again paid tribute to the fighting forces for the many resettled villages. He congratulated the audience for the beauty of the Koko donda outfit (Burkinabe product) which they proudly wear to respond to the call of the President of Burkina Faso, His Excellency Captain Ibrahim Traoré, namely: 'Let us produce and consume Burkinabè'. He also thanked certain State agents and other development partners who support the resettled populations, before inviting those who are lagging behind to get to the task because according to him "We must not wait for the actions terrorists are completely arrested in Burkina so that we can redeploy ourselves on the ground to support the resettled populations. Following the high commissioner, the military official in charge of the Cheetah unit demonstrated how to fold the flag, how to hold it, how to behave when the fl ag passes. According to him, the flag should not be torn down. And, whatever its condition, it must not touch the ground or end up in the trash. Source: Burkina Information Agency
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