Title: Growing insecurity in Kwilu Ngongo: a call to action
Introduction :
Kwilu Ngongo, an agglomeration located in the territory of Mbanza Ngungu, faces growing insecurity. Residents live in fear as kuluna phenomena operate with impunity. In this article, we will highlight the current situation in Kwilu Ngongo and call for concrete action to resolve this issue.
Development :
For three days now, the inhabitants of Kwilu Ngongo have been confronted with a wave of violence and incivility. Around 30 houses were burned down and many valuables were stolen. The kulunas, these criminals who reign supreme in the region, seem to act with complete impunity. Faced with this unbearable situation, Kwansambu Mbiyava’ga, the Coordinator of the New Congolese Civil Society, Kongo Central 2, appealed for help.
He urges young people to form self-defense groups to protect the people and also asks the people to cooperate with law enforcement. For him, it is essential that the competent authorities restore the authority of the State in this part of Kongo Central. Despite the visit of the provincial Minister of Primary Education, Papy Mambo, who went there to assess the situation, insecurity persists.
Conclusion :
There is an urgent need to take concrete measures to put an end to the growing insecurity in Kwilu Ngongo. People can no longer live in fear and see their property destroyed with impunity. The authorities must act quickly to restore order and security in this region. It is also essential that the population collaborates with law enforcement to facilitate repressive and preventive action against criminals.
The situation in Kwilu Ngongo is an alarming example of growing insecurity in many areas. It is our duty as a society not to remain indifferent and to support efforts aimed at ensuring the safety of citizens