Strengthening security and solidarity: the actions of MP Théoveul Lotika in Kisangani

Fatshimétrie, June 27, 2024 – The city of Kisangani, located in Tshopo, has recently been the scene of discussions around the security issues that concern its residents. As part of his parliamentary recess, Théoveul Lotika, national deputy representing the constituency, met with Mayor Delly Likunde to discuss crucial topics such as insecurity in Lubanga, urban banditry, road infrastructure and administration.

This meeting was an opportunity for the deputy to share the information gathered and to emphasize the importance of advocating on behalf of the local population in the National Assembly. Security issues, particularly in Bafwasende and Basoko, were also discussed, highlighting the efforts of the Tshopo caucus of elected officials to promote peace in the province.

Théoveul Lotika’s efforts with relevant authorities, such as the Deputy Prime Ministers of the Interior and Defense, as well as the President of the National Assembly, Vital Kamerhe, underscore the MP’s commitment to his community. These discussions demonstrate a political will to find concrete solutions to the security and social challenges faced by the people of Kisangani.

In addition, Théoveul Lotika called on the population to gather for a thanksgiving mass at the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Kisangani, as a token of gratitude to God and the people of the city for their support during his re-election as a national MP.

This meeting between MP Lotika and Mayor Likunde highlights the need for close collaboration between political and administrative institutions to address citizens’ concerns and improve the quality of life in the city of Kisangani. By being part of a vision of consultation and the search for sustainable solutions, these discussions pave the way for a safer and more prosperous future for the population of Tshopo.

In short, this hearing marks an important step towards more effective management of the security and social challenges facing the city of Kisangani, while highlighting the importance of political and community engagement in building a more united and equitable society.