Zoundweogo: Located on the edge of National Route 5 (RN5), opposite the town hall and to the left of the road leading to P´, this crossroads, named after the current canton chief, served as the setting for this day of patriotic fervor. Initiated by the citizen watchdog group under the leadership of its president, Saba Bonkoungou, the ceremony aimed to support, through faith, the actions of the President of Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traor©, and to bolster the Popular Progressive Revolution (RPP).

According to Burkina Information Agency, the highlight of the mobilization was the Muslim prayer led by local imams. During his address, El-Hadj Souleymane Ou©draogo reminded his followers that the Prophet Muhammad taught them to ask God for everything, for He is the Almighty. "The current need of the people of Nob©r© is peace for Burkina Faso. I firmly believe that our prayer will be answered," he said.

In a solemn atmosphere, complete readings from the Holy Quran were performed to implore national stability. The officiants offered specific supplications for the protection of the Defense and Security Forces (FDS) and the Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland (VDP). This moment of spirituality was marked by the sacrifice of a white ram, a symbol of purity, to pray for the victory of the fighters.

"This day marks the sacred union of the population, from the highest official to the lowest citizen, behind the vision of the Head of State," concluded Seydou Tond©, advisor to civil society. For the organizers, this spiritual strength constitutes the indispensable bulwark for the success of military operations and the influence of the homeland.