Kourittenga: The High Commissioner of Kourittenga, Moctar Ilboudo, alongside administrative, customary, military, and paramilitary authorities, delivered a message from the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traor©, to the new graduates participating in the patriotic immersion in Koup©la. This event took place following a ceremony of raising the national colors at the immersion camp.
According to Burkina Information Agency, a total of 1,409 new graduates in Koup©la attentively received the President's message, delivered by Moctar Ilboudo. The High Commissioner congratulated the graduates on their achievements and emphasized the importance of understanding the ongoing revolution in the country. He highlighted the necessity for the graduates to grasp the fundamentals that would prepare them for their future careers.
Ilboudo explained that the patriotic immersion program was initiated for the graduates, urging them to take pride in being the pioneering class. He stressed the importance of becoming new citizens filled with patriotism, integrity, and solidarity, urging them never to betray their motherland. He encouraged them to reflect on their origins and the significance of the revolution for their homeland and future planning.
Furthermore, the High Commissioner reminded the graduates of the efforts of their ancestors and the importance of learning the values of patriotism. He expressed hope that the students would have a meaningful learning experience, enabling the nation to rely on them as its future.
Moctar Ilboudo encouraged the graduates to share the knowledge gained during the immersion with those who did not have the opportunity to participate, ensuring a wider understanding of patriotism and commitment to the homeland. He concluded his message by wishing them success and affirming the motto, "homeland or death, we will win."