Marie-Claire Kengo wa Dondo, a national deputy from Mobayi-Mbongo, recently visited Mbanza-Ngungu, where she was warmly received by militants and sympathizers of "Les Républicains" party. The visit was marked by a significant mobilization of the population, with many expressing their enthusiasm for her presence. Kengo wa Dondo was accompanied by Michel Lema, the party's federal secretary general, and Dave Ikembeleke, the party's secretary general.
During her visit, Kengo wa Dondo expressed her gratitude and affection for the people of Mbanza-Ngungu, stating that she was "very happy" and that they were "in her heart". She took the opportunity to address the party's leaders and militants, emphasizing the need to consolidate the party's structures, provide permanent training for militants, and strengthen internal cohesion. Her message highlighted the importance of a well-organized and active party presence.
Kengo wa Dondo stressed that a political party must not only be formed but also organized, structured, and actively present on the ground. She called on provincial leaders to fully assume their roles in guiding, mobilizing, and consolidating the party's structures. Her words were seen as a call to action for the party's leaders to be more proactive and committed to the party's ideals.
As part of her visit, Kengo wa Dondo also toured the University of Kongo campus, accompanied by Ikembeleke. This move demonstrated her interest in the academic world and the youth. By engaging with the university community, she aimed to translate her commitment to the party's ideals into concrete actions that would resonate with the younger generation.
Kengo wa Dondo's message to "Les Républicains" was clear: political commitment must be translated into actions, a presence among the population, and an organization capable of withstanding the test of time. Her visit was seen as a moment of communion with the party's base and a call to discipline, responsibility, and fidelity to the party's ideals.
The national deputy emphasized that a party's true strength lies in its ability to serve the population and transform its commitments into concrete actions. She concluded her remarks by urging the party's leaders and militants to move beyond mere applause and mobilization, and to focus on delivering tangible results.
Kengo wa Dondo's visit to Mbanza-Ngungu has been seen as a significant moment for "Les Républicains" party, as it seeks to consolidate its presence in the region. Her message of commitment, discipline, and responsibility is expected to resonate with the party's leaders and militants, as they look to strengthen their organization and deliver on their promises to the population.
Key points
- Marie-Claire Kengo wa Dondo urges "Les Républicains" to consolidate party structures and maintain active presence.
