Ouagadougou: The Association for the Economic, Cultural and Social Development of Seguenega (ADECUSS) held an extraordinary general assembly this Sunday, August 16, in Ouagadougou, in order to comply with the new regulations of the law now governing associations and to renew its executive board, headed by Noufo Enok Kindo, AIB observed on site.According to Burkina Information Agency, this extraordinary general meeting was held in the presence of members and supporters of ADECUSS from Seguenega, Bobo, Ouahigouya, and Ouagadougou. The meeting aimed to ensure compliance with the new law 011/ALT of July 2025, present the activity report, and renew the governing bodies.In his welcoming remarks, outgoing president Noufo Enok Kindo acknowledged the mobilization of members and the efforts of the office, expressing gratitude to the people of Seguenega and the fighting forces for their resilience. During the meeting, the outgoing board presented both the activity and financial reports. It was revealed that the ass ociation supported the local war effort by collaborating with the Defense and Security Forces (FDS) and the Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland (VDP), providing food aid to the population, and offering assistance to the municipality and medical center of Seguenega.ADECUSS identified three priority themes from the nineteen outlined by the new law: political and local governance, education and training, and the environment and sustainable development. Subsequently, a new board was elected by consensus for a three-year term, with Noufo Enok Kindo re-elected as president.The newly installed president urged board members to unite and dedicate themselves to addressing the municipality's challenges. He acknowledged the contributions of resource persons and emphasized the need to engage them, noting that "the challenges remain." He also encouraged participants to support the Fighting Forces in reclaiming national territory and to back the efforts of President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore.The meeting s aw the presence of the chief of Seguenega, Naaba Soulgo, and the elders, who congratulated the new office and expressed wishes for success in the upcoming term.