Breaking News: Alleged Motion of No Confidence Against Governor Daniel Bumba Disproved by Kinshasa Provincial Assembly
In a recent turn of events in the political landscape of Kinshasa, a persistent rumor circulating on social media claims that a motion of no confidence has been initiated by provincial deputies against Governor Daniel Bumba Lubaki. The alleged statement falsely attributes the initiation of this motion to Honorable Nkongolo Nkongolo André, the Rapporteur of the Kinshasa Provincial Assembly.
Official Response and Clarification
However, in an official statement released on Sunday, January 5, the Kinshasa Provincial Assembly Bureau firmly denied these claims, labeling them as pure fabrication. It emphasized that during the recently concluded September 2024 ordinary session, no motion of no confidence was received or recorded by its Secretariat.
The Bureau clarified that the September 2024 ordinary session officially ended on Monday, December 30, 2024. Currently, provincial deputies are on parliamentary recess, rendering any legislative initiatives temporarily impossible. In light of the malicious spread of these rumors, the Bureau urged the residents of Kinshasa to exercise vigilance and not be swayed by false information.
Call for Unity and Vigilance
Furthermore, the Assembly called on the population to report any individuals or groups with ill intentions seeking to sow confusion and disrupt social peace. It reiterated its commitment to transparency and adherence to democratic procedures, urging the people of Kinshasa to remain united and vigilant against what it deems as destabilization attempts.
As the situation unfolds, it is crucial for the citizens of Kinshasa to stay informed through reliable sources and avoid being misled by unsubstantiated claims that could potentially incite unrest. The Kinshasa Provincial Assembly stands firm in its dedication to upholding democratic principles and fostering a harmonious society for all residents. Let us remain united in the face of adversity and continue to uphold the values of democracy and peace in Kinshasa.