The political group Action for the Federative Cause (APCF), member of the Sacred Union, recently urged the Congolese population to end the electoral campaign in peace and responsibility. In an interview with Radio Okapi, Abed Kayembe, member of this political group and parliamentary candidate for the legislative elections, recalled the importance of non-violence and useful voting to preserve unity and cohesion in the Democratic Republic of Congo ( DRC).
The appeal launched by the APCF takes on particular importance in a country which has already experienced numerous conflicts and numerous human losses. Abed Kayembe underlines the fact that Congo has only one nation and that despite the differences of opinions and convictions, it is crucial not to set the country ablaze. He recalls that democracy is expressed through freedom of opinion and expression during voting, and therefore invites the Congolese to exercise their right to vote in a climate of serenity and mutual respect.
The APCF message also emphasizes the importance of meaningful voting. It encourages voters to choose their candidate taking into account the general interest and the country’s issues. Voting useful means choosing the one who is best placed to provide solutions to the problems facing the DRC, and who can contribute to the evolution of the country in a positive direction.
In this electoral period when passions can run high, this call for non-violence and useful voting is an essential reminder of the importance of stability and unity for the development of the DRC. It is crucial to demonstrate responsibility and mutual respect in order to preserve peace in the country.
The message from Abed Kayembe and the APCF is a call for unity and civic responsibility. It highlights the importance of building a democratic society where differences of opinion can be expressed peacefully and where voting is a means of shaping the future of the country. By closing the electoral campaign in peace and responsibility, the Congolese are strengthening their commitment to their country and contributing to a lasting democracy.
In conclusion, the APCF’s call to close the electoral campaign in peace and responsibility is a crucial reminder of the importance of non-violence and useful voting in the Democratic Republic of Congo. By demonstrating mutual respect and choosing candidates best able to contribute to the country’s development, the Congolese are strengthening the unity and cohesion that are essential to building a solid democratic society.