Yargatenga:A generous local resident, Idrissa Diessongo, who currently lives in Turkey, has extended his support to 62 children of Defense and Security Forces and Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland who lost their lives in service.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the ceremony where Diessongo's donations were handed over took place at the Yargatenga Basic Education District. It was attended by various authorities, families, and educational personnel.

The donation consisted of 62 complete school kits. Additionally, financial support was provided: 7,500 CFA francs for each primary school student and 25,000 CFA francs for one student from the Early Childhood Development and Preschool Education Center.

Inspector Boureima Diessongo, representing the donor, stated that the initiative aims to alleviate the burden on families as the new school year begins and to honor the memory of the fallen soldiers.

Hamado Sanane, vice-president of the VDP, expressed gratitude on behalf of the families, urging community unity and vigilance. He encouraged the students to be serious and disciplined in their studies.

Dapoor Naba, representing His Majesty Naba Tampoure, praised the donation and sought the protection of Burkina Faso from ancestral spirits. Kibssa Noël Segda, head of the CEB, acknowledged the gift and announced the opening of the Yargatenga CEEP, inviting further contributions for its development.

Mamoudou Sana, from the president of the special delegation's office, called on the community to emulate the donor’s generosity. He encouraged parents to support their children's education.

Finally, Zeïnatou Yangane, on behalf of the beneficiaries, committed to excelling in their studies to honor their fathers' sacrifice.