Pouytenga:As the fourth anniversary of Captain Ibrahim Traor©'s leadership is marked, residents of Pouytenga in Kourittenga province share their perspectives on his governance.
According to Burkina Information Agency, Tata Mamounata has expressed positive sentiments about the changes over the past four years. She highlights the opening of the TEXTEFORCE-BF factory in Bobo-Dioulasso as a significant achievement, emphasizing the local transformation of Burkinab¨ cotton. Mamounata believes this initiative demonstrates self-reliance, reducing dependency on other countries and providing for the local population, particularly the security forces.
L©on Balma, known as Zoukoug Naaba of Pouytenga, shares this satisfaction with Traor©'s governance. He appreciates the peace brought to the region and the establishment of factories, which he credits for mitigating national threats. Balma hopes Traor© continues his mission, stressing the importance of creating job opportunities for the youth.
Fatimata Kafando praises the improvement in security, crediting the Volunteers for the Defense of the Fatherland (VDP) and the Defense and Security Forces (FDS) for their efforts. She also acknowledges initiatives like Faso Mªbo and road safety measures.
Issaka Gnada, an internally displaced person in Pouytenga, acknowledges the challenges faced over the past four years but values the initiatives taken. He particularly appreciates the factory openings, emphasizing their benefit to young people.
Oubda Aboubacar notes the positive changes in local transformation and infrastructure under Traor©'s leadership. He observes a shift towards local ownership of resources, reducing economic outflows and creating opportunities within Burkina Faso.
Kabor© Amado points to the need for continued security enhancements as a major achievement. He calls for increased regulation in agriculture, particularly regarding price control and access to inputs. Amado highlights a discrepancy in the price of organic fertilizer, urging government intervention to address such issues.