THE FRONT COMMUN POUR LE CONGO MOBILISATION OF ITS SUPPORTER

In the long sequence of marches organized by different movements, groups and political platforms, it was the Front Commun pour le Congo, considered as a mega platform by its organizers, which closed with the festival. Majority in all the assemblies of the country, they believe to have definitely turned the page on a so-called illegitimate confiscation of the monopoly of the street, thanks to a strong mobilisation of its supporters. A human tide could be seen at Boulevard Sendwe from the COHYDRO station, located at 1ère rue Limete, to the end of Boulevard Triomphal. In the process, it should be noted the remarkable presence of activists of the political party Dynamique pour la Démocratie au Congo (DDC), mobilized and led by Jean-Marie Ingele Ifoto, their Moral Authority, currently National Deputy of the constituency. From the election of La Funa.

Through their participation in the march of the FCC, the SDC of Jean-Marie Ingele Ifoto supports the stability of the institutions of the Republic as well as national cohesion.

Asked by the Congolese press during this historic event, Jean-Marie Ingele allowed himself to present a classic retrospective of the political history of the DRC, starting with the unfailing struggle of the fathers of independence, passing through the popular resistance of the Congolese to push back from the DR. Congo the Mobutu dictatorship, and little by little by the establishment of the rule of law, the maintenance of the stability of the electoral cycle which constitutes, in his opinion, an adequate response within the classic system of legitimation of power in the DRC, Relevant and validated indicator in the corridor of the foundation of a true democracy in a Republic.

Speaking of the civilised transfer of power at the top of the State and the gradual installation of institutions and their leaders, Ingele Ifoto invites Congolese political actors to be cautious, restrained and abstain from acts that could compromise the issues of nascent Congolese democracy, the management of emotions, the promotion of mutual trust and to consolidate mutual peace for the interest of the Nation. Thus, the FCC-CACH platforms must remain united to meet all the national challenges and meet the needs of the population on a daily basis.

Therefore, saluting everyone’s common sense, the elected de la Funa reaffirmed his position to promote a climate of peace and dialogue in a republican context at the level of legally established institutions, with a view to propelling the veracity of the next elections which remain the only way of legitimacy and legality.

In addition, a practicing Christian Catholic, Ingele Ifoto believes in the airport soft landing of sustainable development for DR Congo.

“Together, let’s work to build our common heritage, the DRC,” he concluded.