Yako:The High Commissioner of Passor province, Daouda Sangar, called on local bodies and residents to act on President Ibrahim Traor's message during the National Days of Patriotic Commitment and Citizen Participation (JEPPC) held in Yako. The event, which is in its third edition, runs from October 2 to 16, 2026, under the theme "Let's produce Burkinabè, let's consume Burkinabè."

According to Burkina Information Agency, the ceremony in Passor coincided with a solemn flag-raising event held on the first Monday of October. Various community leaders and citizens gathered at the provincial directorate of the national police to hear the President's message, read by High Commissioner Sangar. The message emphasized promoting Burkinabè products, urging citizens to integrate this principle into their daily lives.

Following this, Sangar encouraged service heads to enhance information sharing and collaboration to improve governance. The provincial police director, Maouibadan Patrice Nebi, expressed pride in hosting the event, highlighting the importance of the presidential message amid current challenges. He stressed the need for consuming local products and urged adherence to helmet-wearing laws.

Dr. Oussni Sawadogo, the chief medical officer of Yako, reminded attendees of Pink October, an initiative focused on women's cancer awareness and early detection. He encouraged women to participate in screenings and urged men to support HPV vaccinations for young girls.

The provincial directorate for the control of public markets announced that the budget closure circular is available, with bid submission deadlines on October 21 and commitment file deadlines on October 30. Additionally, participants were informed about a free rabies vaccination campaign for animals in the province.