N'Dorola:Residents gathered on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at the AES roundabout to mark the fourth anniversary of Captain Ibrahim Traor's rise to power and to celebrate the Popular Progressive Revolution's achievements.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the event was organized by the National Coordination of Citizen Watch Associations (CNAVC) in partnership with the Front for the Defense of the Homeland (FDP). It saw the participation of customary and religious leaders, civil society organizations, and numerous residents, all expressing support for the ideals of sovereignty, patriotism, and development promoted by the Burkinabe authorities.

Adama Sessouma, the municipal president of CNAVC, praised the efforts made in the past four years towards security, socioeconomic development, and enhancing national sovereignty. He emphasized that initiatives benefiting the people demonstrate a commitment to building a self-reliant Burkina Faso through patriotic citizen engagement.

Civil society representatives from N'dorola reiterated their dedication to social cohesion, solidarity, and civic participation. They expressed hopes for lasting peace and stronger development initiatives for local communities. The ceremony included awareness messages, artistic performances, and calls for national unity centered on the People's Progressive Revolution's ideals.