2023-06-25 19:16:42
Gaston Mutamba Permission
Nothing is going well between the Governor of the City of Kinshasa, Gentiny Ngobila Mbaka and the President of the Provincial Assembly, Godé Mpoyi Kadima. Hell and damnation! Illuminated perhaps by the Holy Spirit since Godé Mpoyi also assumes the function of pastor of a revivalist church, he addressed, on May 31, a vitriolic correspondence to the governor of the city. He demanded that he present to him, hic et nunc, accounts of his financial management. He took it badly! It was enough for war to break out between two accomplices who hitherto got along like thieves at a fair. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. This is Newton’s third law, also known as the action-reaction principle. As those who know the intricacies of Congolese politics know how to do, a motion for the forfeiture of Godé Mpoyi was concocted and signed illico presto by five provincial deputies. It was read on June 16 to the plenary of the Provincial Assembly in the absence of the person concerned. Haro on the donkey! He was in Nkamba to meet and have the blessing of the spiritual leader and legal representative of the Kimbanguist Church, His Divinity Papa Simon Kimbangu Kiangani. Shame on anyone who thinks wrong! Hey, Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo and CENCO (National Episcopal Conference of Congo) who get involved in everything that moves in politics are still absent subscribers. Anyway next ! According to my friend who went mad, that’s how the Hundred Years War lasted 116 years. For those who don’t know, the said war began on May 24, 1337 and ended on October 9, 1453. In short, let’s move on! According to my friend who knows what is happening in all the nooks and crannies of dilapidated Kinshasa, the arm wrestling is only the consequence of an inequitable sharing of prebends. Godé Mpoy considers that he was not sufficiently remunerated for the services rendered. He defended, tooth and nail, the calamitous management of the city. Before God and men, for better as well as for worse, he saw fit to kick the anthill. Saperlipopette! Is it not that thanks to him, Gentiny Ngobila has never been arrested or censured by the Provincial Assembly when the city or what remains of it is bankrupt? However, it has a significant tax deposit. Revenue services have been outsourced for the benefit of Lebanese and Indo-Pakistanis. Stupor and tremors ! For four years, there were less than ten councils of ministers. Hell and damnation! This explaining this, ministers and deputies are experiencing salary arrears. Due to lack of payment of bills, there is no water or electricity in the building occupied by the provincial government. As if all that weren’t enough, the two friends now give each other the names of birds. Godé Mpoy tells, urbi et orbi, that Gentiny Ngobila is a semi-literate and a former security guard in France. The shepherd’s response to the shepherdess, Gentiny treated Godé Mpoyi to anyone who wanted to hear him as a villager who had come to Kinshasa as an adult. On his arrival, he had taken up residence in Bandalungwa. Well, it became a municipality in 1957. Who still said that Bandal is Paris? He vilified him. He muttered that as a real Kinois by birth, he could beat him up like in the good old days. And yet, some Kinshasa people say with tremolos in their voices that Ngobila was born in Inongo instead. He would have come to Kinshasa at the age of three. Stupor and tremors ! A nice lie that comes from afar, especially since there is no civil status in our country coveted by all neighboring countries and China. According to my friend who knows everything, Kinshasa, which became the capital of the Belgian Congo on July 1, 1923, is a very badly managed city. The former governor, the hilarious André Kimbuta left a city in shambles. Godé Mpoy’s motion for forfeiture will be presented, unless unforeseen, this Wednesday, June 28. Mass has been said. He risks being deposed. We say at home that when money speaks, the truth is silent.
GML
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