Niangoloko: Those called up for the 2026 Compulsory Patriotic Immersion (IPO) program in the commune of Niangoloko organized a cleanup day on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at the Medical Center (CM) in Sector 6 of Niangoloko, to sanitize the health center's premises. During the event, they donated detergents to the CM's maternity ward for the benefit of vulnerable women.

According to Burkina Information Agency, this day, placed under the sign of patriotic commitment and citizenship, allowed the conscripts of the IPO 2026 of the commune of Niangoloko to clean the courtyard of the Medical Center of Sector 6. In addition to this sanitation operation, they donated detergents to the CM maternity ward for the benefit of vulnerable women.

In an atmosphere of solidarity and camaraderie, the conscripts at the IPO (Initial Public Health Program) meticulously cleaned the courtyard, thus contributing to improving the cleanliness and welcoming environment of the health center. The Niangoloko town hall supported this initiative by providing them with cleaning equipment.

Dr. Isma«l Sawadogo, the chief medical officer of Sector 6 in Niangoloko, expressed his satisfaction and gratitude to those called up for the IPO (Initial Vocational Training) for their sense of civic duty. "Patriotic immersion, even if it didn't exist before, had to be established," Dr. Sawadogo stated.