Lawrence Lolo Kyungu Kibwe: a leader committed against tribalism and for the development of the Democratic Republic of Congo
In a speech given in Lubumbashi to hundreds of activists and executives of the National Alliance of Kyunguist Federalists (ANAFEK), Lawrence Lolo Kyungu Kibwe, biological and political son of the late Antoine Gabriel Kyungu wa Kumwanza, addressed various current issues. Among these subjects, he called on young people to avoid the trap of tribalism in the next elections.
“To the youth, I make a fervent appeal to shun tribalism during this election period. Tribalism is a weapon used by some to manipulate the youth. To this day, no one can claim to know the benefits of tribal hatred . Tribalism destroys and does not lead to the development we seek,” he said with conviction.
Lawrence Lolo Kyungu Kibwe also expresses his confidence in the President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi, and his social contract with the Congolese people.
“Whatever happens, whatever he does, no one holds the keys to this country, apart from Félix Tshisekedi. We will be reassured by seeing his commitment to the Congolese people thanks to his social contract, which will extend until in 2028″, he added during this political morning.
Through his inspiring words, Lawrence Lolo Kyungu Kibwe encourages the Congolese people, especially young people, to mobilize for democratic elections and to use the path of progress rather than engaging in sterile tribal divisions. His call also encourages support for President Tshisekedi and his commitment to the Congolese nation.
As charismatic leader of ANAFEK, Lawrence Lolo Kyungu Kibwe continues to place the development of the Democratic Republic of Congo at the heart of his concerns. His speech recalls the importance of unity and solidarity to build a better future for all Congolese. His inspiring vision and determination make him a key player in the Congolese political landscape.