Nahouri: The Pô garrison organizes every last Wednesday of the month, a popular cross called ‘Social cohesion cross’ in the town of Pô. For this month of March, it was the municipal police of Pô who carried out the activity.
After the launch of the activities of the national days of patriotic commitment and citizen participation, the active forces of the province of Nahouri met on March 27, 2024 around an activity called ‘Cross of social cohesion’.
It was the municipal police of Pô who carried out the activity for the month of March.
It is an activity, according to the weapons commander of Place de Pô, Battalion Chief Williams Baguéra, which takes place every last Wednesday of the month and aims to strengthen links and break down barriers between civilian populations and defense forces. and security.
‘It also aims to raise awareness among the populations so that they accompany and bless the fighting forces engaged on the ground for the reconquest of the national territory,’ indicated Commander Baguéra.
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arts of Némaro de Pô Square, the civilian populations and the Defense and Security Forces of the Pô garrison, traveled the arteries of the city of Pô before finding themselves again in the same place for an aerobics session .
Williams Baguéra welcomed the strong mobilization of the populations around this cross.
For him, sport is a factor of social cohesion, development, integration and resilience in these difficult times that Burkina Faso is experiencing.
This is why he invited the populations to remain vigilant, to mobilize and to pray for the fighting forces engaged in the reconquest of the national territory.
It was also an opportunity for the weapons commander of the Place de Pô to present the very first director of the Pô detention and correction center, the inspector of the prison security guard Assétou Ouattara.
Commander Williams Baguéra ended by inviting the populations to an upcoming mobilization to support the activities within the framework of the official outing of student officers from the
Georges Nanoamo Military Academy (AMGN).
Source: Burkina Information Agency