In a recent visit to Lébamba, Gabon's Minister of Interior, Edgard Moukoumbi, assessed the development of collective infrastructure projects aimed at improving living conditions for residents in the Louétsi-Wano department and surrounding areas. The projects, initiated by First Lady Zita Oligui Nguema, include a new bus station, municipal market, Makoba housing complex, school complex, and hospital. These projects are awaiting inauguration, pending completion of technical details.
Accompanied by Health Minister Pr Elsa Nkana Joséphine Ayo Bivigou and local authorities, Moukoumbi inspected the construction sites, identifying several imperfections in the work done on the various buildings. He emphasized the need for professionalism and adherence to quality and durability standards, stressing that the infrastructure must meet the expectations of the populations that will use them.
The Minister of Interior addressed strong injunctions to the company managers responsible for the projects, urging them to correct the observed deficiencies and errors immediately. He invited them to resume work, taking into account all evaluation elements for a final retouch, with a view to an imminent inauguration of the infrastructure by the presidential couple.
The inspected infrastructure projects aim to significantly improve living conditions in the region. The new bus station and municipal market are expected to enhance the area's transportation and commercial activities, while the Makoba housing complex and school complex will provide better accommodation and educational facilities for residents.
Additionally, the new hospital will strengthen healthcare services in the region, providing better medical care for the population. The projects align with the government's efforts to promote sustainable development and improve the quality of life for citizens.
Edgard Moukoumbi's visit demonstrates the government's commitment to ensuring that infrastructure projects meet the required standards and are completed on time. The Minister's assessment and directives aim to guarantee the successful completion of these projects, which are expected to have a positive impact on the region.
The inauguration of these infrastructure projects is anticipated to take place soon, with the presidential couple expected to attend. The successful completion of these projects will be a significant achievement for the government and will contribute to the region's economic and social development.
Key points
- Edgard Moukoumbi evaluates infrastructure projects in Lébamba.
- The projects aim to improve living conditions for residents in the Louétsi-Wano department.
- The Minister of Interior urges company managers to correct deficiencies and complete the projects on time.
