“Daniel Bumba Lubaki inaugurated as new governor of Kinshasa: an era of renewal for the city in progress”
Friday June 21, 2024 will remain engraved in the memories of the inhabitants of Kinshasa, as Daniel Bumba Lubaki officially took office as governor of the city. Succeeding Gentiny Ngobila, this event marks the start of a new era for the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The inauguration ceremony, which was held in the presence of official representatives and members of civil society, was marked by solemnity and hope. During the handover of power with Charles Mbutamutu, who was acting in the interim, Daniel Bumba Lubaki reaffirmed his desire to implement an ambitious program for the development of Kinshasa and the improvement of the living conditions of its inhabitants.
By receiving the city regalia and official documents, the governor symbolically accepted the responsibility incumbent on him, while expressing his gratitude to those who placed their trust in him. His deputy, Eddy Iyeli, was also sworn in during this ceremony, thus strengthening the expected collaboration between the different actors of local administration.
Daniel Bumba Lubaki thus becomes the 17th governor of Kinshasa, carrying on his shoulders the weight of the expectations and challenges awaiting the Congolese metropolis. With an impressive career path and a commitment to public service, he embodies the hope of renewal and transparent and effective governance.
His appointment comes at a crucial time for Kinshasa, facing numerous challenges, from improving urban infrastructure to the fight against corruption, including the promotion of education and health. The population expects concrete actions and tangible results, and will the new governor be able to meet these challenges brilliantly.
In conclusion, the inauguration of Daniel Bumba Lubaki as governor of Kinshasa marks the beginning of a new page in the history of the city. His leadership, his vision and his commitment to the well-being of Kinshasa people pave the way for a promising future, where collaboration and solidarity will be the key words to meet the challenges to come. Let us expect innovative initiatives and governance focused on public service and sustainable development. The road is long, but Kinshasa is now in good hands to move towards a better and more prosperous future.