Boulsa Civic Engagement Conference Highlights Community Concerns and Achievements

Boulsa:The chief of the canton of Boulsa has urged citizens to embody civility and patriotism in their daily lives. This call was made during a public conference on civic duty, citizenship, patriotic commitment, and peace culture, held on Friday, November 6, 2026.

According to Agence d'Information du Burkina, the event, presided over by the High Commissioner of Namentenga Province, Adama Conseiga, featured a declaration by the chief of canton, represented by Selogo Naabade. The theme of the conference was "Civility, Citizenship, Patriotic Commitment, Culture of Peace, and Ideals of the Progressive Popular Revolution Our Strength is Our Civility, Our Pride."

The conference aimed to raise awareness among the population about their civic responsibilities and contributions to national building. After a message from the Head of State was read by the High Commissioner, several communications were presented in the national language, Mooré, by key figures including Gérard Zongo, Djémilatou Ouédraogo, and Issa Lagvaré.

Participants engaged in discussions on civic duty, citizenship, patriotic commitment, and peace culture, examining the achievements of the Progressive Popular Revolution (RPP). The community acknowledged accomplishments like the construction of the Boulsa Medical Center and a modern maternity facility, and welcomed the forthcoming establishment of the Faso Mêbo agency.

Concerns were raised about the halted construction projects, including the Boulsa-Kalwartenga road paving and the multi-sport field, as well as the non-operational status of the Boulsa High Court. The signing of a civic pact by representatives from various professional sectors and the reading of a message from the Justice Minister were notable highlights.

Denis Daboné, the Director of Civic and Citizenship Education at the Ministry of Justice, praised the strong turnout and dedication of the province's organized bodies. High Commissioner Conseiga expressed gratitude to all contributors to the conference's success and urged the community to uphold civility and patriotism as core values.