Nang-Ekomiye offers a water borehole to the populations of Ozoungué village

2023-05-01 13:44:29

Olivier Nang-Ekomiye offers a water borehole to the populations of Ozoungué village

May 1, 2023

The native of the 5th arrondissement of the commune of Libreville, Estuary province, Olivier Nang-Ekomiye, who is also Minister of Housing and Urban Planning, proceeded last weekend to the Ozoungué village district, to in service of an ultra-modern 110 meter deep borehole. The member of the government has just given a breath of fresh air to the populations.

It is with the aim of concretizing one of the major aspirations of President Ali Bongo Ondimba, namely, access to drinking water for the populations and the expression of the solidarity so much advocated by the latter, that Minister Olivier Nang-Ekomiye responded favorably to the complaint made by the populations of Ozoungue village in the 5th arrondissement of the commune of Libreville. These populations had been without drinking water for more than 15 years.

As a good soldier, the native of the 5th arrondissement, accompanied by the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Digital Economy, Huguette Blanche Abodo Yombiyeni, the Minister of Public Works, Toussaint Nkouma Emane and the former native ministers of the said arrondissement, in particular Ndong Meyo and Gisèle Akore, all attended the commissioning of this borehole for the benefit of the populations.

During this ceremony, the Minister reminded his brothers and sisters of political leaders and executives of the 5th arrondissement to unite and maintain a sense of solidarity. ” Today, like yesterday, the daughters and sons of the 5th arrondissement must keep and maintain the sense of solidarity and fraternity. We must unite our efforts to contribute to the development of the less fortunate in our borough indicated the member of the government Alain-Claude Bilie-By-Nzé.

Very moved, the populations of Ozoungue village did not fail to express their satisfaction. ” We thank President Ali Bongo who sent his Minister of Housing, Mr. Nang-Ekomiye, son of the locality to have come here to inaugurate this pump. We really need it, we people of Ozougue village. For more than 15 years we have been traveling for miles to get water. Thank you to the President of the Republic, thank you to the Minister for having taken this action confided a resident of Ozoungué village.

It must be said that more than 4,000 people will benefit from this drilling directly and 10,000 people indirectly. An act hailed by these populations who hope that other actions will materialize by then.

Justin B