Nandiala:The municipality of Nandiala held its second ordinary session of the Municipal Consultation Framework (CCC) on Tuesday, focusing on the health impacts of adulterated beverages, new regulations on freedom of association, and the presentation of several priority projects for local development.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the session opened with Aminata Diallo, prefect and president of the special delegation of Nandiala, expressing appreciation for the strong participation of statutory members and technical and financial partners.

Dr. Ibrahim Sanou, head physician at the Nandiala medical center, highlighted the severe health risks associated with consuming adulterated beverages, noting that this issue also affects social cohesion and community harmony. Participants of the session recommended implementing strong measures to curb the spread and sale of these products.

The meeting also served to inform local stakeholders about Law No. 011-2025/ALT regarding freedom of association in Burkina Faso. Noaga Ouédraogo from the High Commission of Boulkiemdé explained the types of associations and the legal procedures for obtaining recognition receipts.

In the realm of community development, leaders of the TERROIR/NITIDAE project reviewed their initiatives, such as establishing school gardens in various local schools. Additionally, three priority actions were proposed constructing a waiting hall at the bus station, building latrines at the central market and town hall, and drafting a resolution on the taxation of developed areas.

Aminata Diallo concluded the session by expressing satisfaction with the quality of discussions and interest in the various topics, wishing the delegates a safe journey home as she officially closed the proceedings.