Title: Inspiring visits from Major General François Mukalay Ngoy to the soldiers of the unit and to the central prison of Dungu
Introduction:
In a remarkable gesture demonstrating his commitment to the well-being of the Congolese armed forces, Major General François Mukalay Ngoy, commander of the Uelé operational sector, recently made a series of visits to the soldiers of his unit as well as to the prison central Dungu, in the province of Haut-Uélé. These visits allowed the commander to convey a message of hope and discipline, while offering material support to the incarcerated residents. This act of solidarity highlights the importance of empathy and encouragement in difficult situations.
A message of hope and discipline:
During his speech to the soldiers incarcerated at the Dungu central prison, Major General François Mukalay Ngoy expressed his deep conviction that detention was not inevitable, but an opportunity for a change in mentality. Showing empathy, he shared his personal experience of being in prison himself in 1998 and his journey of transformation through his faith in God. He encouraged the prisoners to trust in God and accept their mistakes in order to overcome them and evolve positively. This inspiring approach to discipline and personal responsibility certainly had a tremendous impact on the inmates.
Significant material support:
In addition to his encouraging words, Major General François Mukalay Ngoy also provided material support to the residents of Dungu central prison. He handed over a large batch of food, underscoring his commitment to ensuring that their basic needs are met. This generosity demonstrates his desire to contribute to the rehabilitation and social reintegration of prisoners, by offering them a glimmer of hope in their difficult situation.
Continuous visits to the military:
The visits of Major General François Mukalay Ngoy were not limited to the central prison of Dungu. He also undertook a series of visits to the Congolese armed forces units in his operational sector. This initiative demonstrates its concern to meet and listen to soldiers on the ground, to understand their needs and to strengthen their motivation. These face-to-face meetings are essential to maintaining effective communication and a sense of belonging within the unit.
Conclusion :
Major General François Mukalay Ngoy’s visits to the soldiers of his unit and to the Dungu central prison illustrate his dedication to discipline, hope and encouragement. His positive message and generosity undoubtedly had a profound impact on those he met, offering a new and inspiring perspective in often difficult situations.. These actions also demonstrate the importance of supportive and caring leadership within the Congolese armed forces.