Diapangou:The Head of the Basic Education District (CCEB) of Diapangou, Adeline Dayamba/Dabir©, has urged education stakeholders to aim for a 98 to 100% success rate in the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the call to action was made during a back-to-school ceremony at the "A" school in Diapangou. The event included a symbolic raising of the national colors and a message from the Minister of Basic Education, emphasizing civic duty and educational commitment.

Adeline Dayamba/Dabir© acknowledged the achievements of the previous school year, where the success rate surpassed 96%. She encouraged teachers and students to strive for even higher achievements in the new academic year. The headmaster of Bandiabgou school also praised his institution's performance, urging teachers to maintain rigor and strengthen collaboration within their teams and with school partners.

The ceremony addressed the challenges posed by the security situation, notably the relocation of certain school facilities. Participants expressed gratitude towards the authorities, Defense and Security Forces (FDS), and the Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland (VDP) for their role in ensuring territorial security.

Concluding the event, there were expressions of hope for health, safety, and a lasting peace in Diapangou and Burkina Faso. The educational community particularly wished for the gradual re-establishment of relocated schools to allow students and teachers to return to their original institutions.