Residents of Kossouka Evaluate Captain Ibrahim Traore’s Governance

Kossouka:Residents of Kossouka in Yatenga province have shared their opinions on the four-year governance of Captain Ibrahim Traore, the leader of Burkina Faso.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the Rassam-Naaba of Kossouka expressed positive views, noting a genuine effort to lead the country towards progress. He highlighted improvements in security, stating that without Traore's leadership, Kossouka might not have overcome its challenges. The local VDPs are now well-equipped to ensure the population's safety with the help of military detachments.

The President of Burkina Faso is addressing longstanding issues that troubled the Burkinabe people, and there is a call for unity among the populace for their collective well-being. The Rassam-Naaba also requested the construction of a dam to solve the local water problem, which would boost agriculture and market gardening.

Adama Sawadogo, leader of the Kossouka citizen watch group, praised the governance, describing Captain Ibrahim Traore as a "blessing" that must be preserved. He noted achievements in educational and road infrastructure, exemplified by the inauguration of factories, including the RAFFINOR-BF factory, which symbolize national sovereignty. Sawadogo also highlighted the resettlement of displaced villages and requested the rehabilitation of access roads to Kossouka and surrounding areas.

Artisanal miner Harouna Kindo emphasized the restoration of sovereignty under Traore's leadership, crediting him with restoring peace and dignity. Kindo welcomed the RAFFINOR-BF plant inauguration and praised the helmet law for enhancing road safety. He pointed out that the local CSPS lacks an ambulance and urged national involvement in development efforts.