Ouagadougou: On the occasion of the National Days of Patriotic Commitment and Citizen Participation, the Minister of Infrastructure, Adama Luc SORGHO, set an example by actively participating in a sanitation operation in his home neighborhood, Wayalguin. Accompanied by several executives and agents from his department, he engaged in a cleaning and dredging session at the East interchange.

According to Burkina Information Agency, volunteers, armed with shovels, brooms, and wheelbarrows, cleared the gutters of garbage and plastic waste to prevent flooding during the rainy season and to raise awareness among local residents about the importance of regular maintenance of their living environment. Minister Adama Luc SORGHO emphasized the significance of civic responsibility, stating that it begins with simple actions like maintaining one's immediate surroundings.

This initiative is part of the national days of patriotic commitment and citizen participation promoted by the authorities. The minister highlighted the costs incurred by the State for structures like interchanges and stressed that every citizen must contribute to their maintenance. His involvement sends a strong message that urban cleanliness is a collective responsibility, inspiring residents of Wayalguin to take part in building a cleaner Burkina Faso.

Residents demonstrated strong support for the initiative, with many joining the effort to clean the gutters. This engagement illustrated their attachment to their neighborhood and highlighted the minister's exemplary approach. A resident expressed motivation and appreciation for the minister's participation, noting it as the first instance of such involvement by a government official.