The role of the interim military governor of North Kivu, Major General Peter Cirimwami Nkuba, in observing the ceasefire on the Goma-Kibati-Kanyamahoro-Kibumba axis in the province of North Kivu is to crucial importance. While the situation in this region is marked by tensions and violence, its mission consists of verifying whether the ceasefire is respected on the Congolese side. Beyond observation, for him it is also about strengthening trust between the army and the population, recalling that loyalist forces are there to protect citizens and restore stability.
This mission by Major General Peter Cirimwami comes in a tense context. Indeed, his predecessor, Lieutenant General Constant Ndima, was recalled to Kinshasa after the shooting of 57 civilians during a demonstration against the international forces present in the region. It is therefore up to Major General Peter Cirimwami to take charge of the situation and ensure the security of the inhabitants of North Kivu.
In his statements, the interim governor highlights respect for the hierarchy and the commitment of the Congolese forces to the ceasefire. He emphasizes that if the M23 rebel group decides to violate the ceasefire, this will be seen by the international community. However, he also insists that the Congolese army is there to do its job and protect the population, by correcting any errors that may arise.
Through this mission, Major General Peter Cirimwami therefore seeks to restore trust between the army and the population of North Kivu. Despite the tensions and challenges encountered, he says there is no problem between loyalist forces and residents, but rather incidents between Congolese that can be resolved. Its objective is to maintain a solid presence of the Congolese army on the front line and ensure that the ceasefire is respected to restore peace in the region.
In conclusion, the ceasefire observation mission led by the interim military governor of North Kivu, Major General Peter Cirimwami Nkuba, is of capital importance in the stability of the region. Its role is not only to verify compliance with the ceasefire, but also to strengthen trust between the Congolese army and the population. Despite the challenges encountered, he is working to restore peace and stability in North Kivu.