Adolphe Muzito, presidential candidate on December 20, held a press conference in Lubumbashi, as part of his electoral campaign. During this event, he addressed the issue of the new political-military movement created in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as announced by Corneille Nangaa, former president of the electoral center.
During this conference, Adolphe Muzito expressed his disagreement with the radicalization of Corneille Nangaa and called on him to pull himself together. According to him, this radicalization is a form of pressure which could weaken the power of Kinshasa. He considers that Corneille Nangaa is perhaps being exploited by external forces and invites him to avoid the path of rebellion.
Adolphe Muzito’s reaction takes place in the context of a general condemnation of the creation of this politico-military movement in the DRC. Many Congolese political actors expressed their disagreement and called for dialogue and peaceful resolution of differences.
This situation highlights the challenges facing the DRC in this crucial electoral period. The peace and stability of the country are major issues to guarantee free and transparent elections. Political actors must demonstrate responsibility and favor dialogue to avoid any violence and instability.
In conclusion, Adolphe Muzito’s reaction during his press conference in Lubumbashi highlights the importance of peaceful and constructive dialogue in the electoral process in the DRC. He calls for avoiding the path of rebellion and favoring peaceful solutions to resolve disputes. Stability and peace are essential to guarantee democratic and legitimate elections.