Fatshimetrie, November 10, 2024 – The burial ceremony of Inspector Jean Ilunga Swakuyu, of the Directorate General of Migration (DGM), who died on October 30, 2024, was a moment filled with emotion and solemnity. This day was dedicated to paying tribute to this exemplary officer, recognized for his dedication to the nation and his compassion towards others.
The funeral oration, delivered by Hervé Ndanda, an officer of the DGM, highlighted the human and professional qualities of Jean Ilunga Swakuyu. He was described as a man with a big heart, guided by values of love and service to others. His academic career, from primary school to the Higher Institute of Computer Science in Kinshasa, testifies to his determination and his desire to train to best serve his country.
Born in the village of Kiyandu, in the province of Kwango, Jean Ilunga Swakuyu leaves behind four orphaned children. His passing leaves a void within the DGM and in the community, reminding everyone of the importance of commitment and dedication in the service of the nation.
Beyond the eulogy, this burial ceremony recalls the importance of recognizing the work and dedication of the agents of the DGM and other institutions that work for the security and well-being of the population. It invites everyone to become aware of the positive impact that each can have in society, by cultivating values of integrity, compassion and selfless service.
On this day of recollection, the memory of Inspector Jean Ilunga Swakuyu remains engraved in the hearts of those who had the chance to work with him and benefit from his generosity and commitment. His memory is a constant reminder of the nobility of public service and the importance of continuing one’s actions for a better future for all.
Through this burial ceremony, a vibrant tribute is paid to an exceptional man, who left his mark with his kindness and dedication. His legacy, made up of exemplary human and professional values, will continue to inspire those who were lucky enough to cross his path.