Tenkodogo: The La GrSce de Marie private bilingual school and private bilingual preschool, located in Sector 1 of Tenkodogo, donated ten bags of cement to the Faso Mªbo Agency, based in Sector 6 of the city. Through this gesture, the founder of the institutions intends to respond to the appeal launched by the President of Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traor e. The donation was handed over on Wednesday morning at the headquarters of the Faso Mªbo agency.
According to Burkina Information Agency, the founder of the schools, unable to attend, was represented by Papy Alexis Minoungou. Also present were Sidiki Oubda, CCEB Tenkodogo 1, and Captain Abdoul Fatah Sawadogo, coordinator of the agency. The founder's representative emphasized that the action was meant to support the national mobilization around development initiatives, stating, "It's a way for our institution to respond to the call of the President of Burkina Faso and to make our modest contribution to the collective effort."
For Faso Mªbo officials, this donation of building materials strengthens the organization's capacity to carry out its activities. They praised this gesture, which demonstrates the commitment of the private education sector alongside national institutions.
Beyond the material value of the ten bags of cement, the donors insisted on the symbolic significance of the initiative. For them, every contribution, however modest, helps to build a more united and resilient Burkina Faso. The founder's representative declared, 'We invite all Burkinabe and all people living in Burkina Faso to support the Faso Mªbo Agency in its activities,' urging all those of goodwill, economic operators, associations, and community leaders to join forces to support local development efforts.
The beneficiaries expressed their gratitude and reassured that the donation would be used wisely, transparently, and for the benefit of the people. With this gesture, the private bilingual school and the bilingual preschool La GrSce de Marie are putting their civic commitment into action. In Tenkodogo, this contribution serves as a reminder that nation-building relies on the active participation of all, in a spirit of solidarity and shared responsibility.