The municipal stadium of Funu in Bukavu was recently renovated by Modeste Bahati Lukwebo, president of the senate. This initiative aims to provide young people in the region with a quality entertainment space.
After several years in a deplorable state, the stadium has undergone a real transformation. Two side stands were installed, as well as an outer stand and seats for the players. In addition, sanitary facilities have been added to guarantee the comfort of spectators. The enclosure of the stadium and the development of a natural lawn were also carried out to ensure its viability.
During the ceremony to hand over the stadium to the local authorities, Modeste Bahati Lukwebo expressed his satisfaction and support for the local youth. He cut the symbolic ribbon with a call to make good use of this new entertainment space. He also announced that work is planned to install a synthetic turf, to further improve the quality of the stadium.
The municipal stadium of Funu is of particular importance, since it hosted the presidential couple, Félix Tshisekedi and Vital Kamerhe, during the 2018 electoral campaign. Its renovation is therefore a strong symbol for the Bukavu region.
This initiative by Modeste Bahati Lukwebo demonstrates her commitment to Congolese youth and her desire to create quality leisure spaces. The Funu stadium will be a good place for sports meetings, cultural events and moments of conviviality between the inhabitants of the region.
By offering a new entertainment space, Modeste Bahati Lukwebo contributes to the social and cultural development of Bukavu. Young people will now be able to practice their favorite sport in optimal conditions and enjoy events that will energize local life.
The renovation of the municipal stadium of Funu is a great initiative that deserves to be welcomed. It shows that, through concrete actions, it is possible to improve the quality of life of citizens and to promote sport and culture in local communities.
Modeste Bahati Lukwebo thus marks her presence as a committed leader who listens to the needs of her community. Its desire to support young people and provide them with quality entertainment spaces is commendable and deserves to be highlighted.
There is no doubt that the municipal stadium of Funu will soon become an essential place in the region, conducive to sporting events, parties and popular gatherings. It is hoped that other personalities will follow this example and contribute to the development of their own community, offering infrastructures and leisure spaces adapted to the needs of young people.