Province of Banwa
The new high commissioner installed
The new high commissioner of the Banwa province, Ouamarou Sandwidi, was installed on Friday, July 22, 2022 in Solenzo, by the secretary general of the Boucle du Mouhoun region, Salimata Dabal.
Banwa province has a new high commissioner. This is Oumarou Sandwidi. A civil administrator by training, he was appointed by the Council of Ministers on Wednesday July 13th. He replaces Sahabani Zeba, who spent five years at the head of the province. The latter must join the province of Oubritenga (Ziniaré) to occupy the same position. Installed on Friday July 22, 2022 in Solenzo, Oumarou Sandwidi has promised to work with loyalty, integrity and in strict compliance with ethical rules. To do this, he says he needs everyone’s support to accomplish the mission entrusted to him.
He translated his thanks to the government authorities for the confidence placed in him to lead the province. As for the outgoing High Commissioner, Sahabani Zeba, he recalled that he had shared his life with the Banwa population for five years. ” For five years, we have known emotions, pressures and passions. So it’s time to say goodbye “, he implied. He expressed his gratitude to the constituted bodies as well as to the various associations of the province for the support he received during his stay.
In turn, the representatives of the staff of the High Commission, CSOs, former mayors and customary and religious, expressed their gratitude to the outgoing High Commissioner. They promised to support his successor to achieve his goals. For the secretary general of the province, Baowindsida Bingo, Mr. Zeba is “ a man of peace, full of wisdom, always available and listening to employees “. The representative of CSOs, Honoré Coulibaly expressed his regret at his departure. ” Here, the results are satisfactory. It is with a heavy heart that we wish him good luck in his future missions. “, he said. Religious and customary, through the voice of Pastor Emmanuel Moukoro, lavished blessings on those entering and leaving.
Salifou OUEDRAOGO
AIB/Banwa