An Ambitious Visionary for Haut-Uélé and the Africa Links 24 – DRC

At the heart of the Haut-Uélé province resides a man whose ambition transcends the boundaries of the ordinary: Grand Chief Constant Lungagbe. As a candidate for governor, his vision to catalyze Haut-Uélé and the DRC is based on a fundamental principle: beliefs as a driver of transformation.

Starting from the premise that our beliefs generate our results, Grand Chief Constant has distinguished himself with his innovative thought process. From the chieftaincy of Wando to his aspirations for Haut-Uélé, his approach is based on a deep understanding: thoughts shape emotions, which in turn drive decisive actions, creating tangible results.

It is through this philosophy of self-transformation that Grand Chief Constant has nurtured a vision of a dynamic and prosperous Haut-Uélé. His modesty and determination have served as a compass to guide his actions, rooted in a deep conviction in the power of beliefs to shape the common future of an entire province.

By highlighting the importance of beliefs as the cornerstone of progress, Grand Chief Constant Lungagbe positions himself as a pioneer of an innovative approach to provincial and national development. His candidacy embodies the hope of governance based on inner transformation, paving the way for a flourishing Haut-Uélé and a dynamic DRC.

At a time when innovation and bold vision are essential to meet contemporary challenges, Grand Chief Constant Lungagbe emerges as an innovative leader ready to bring about a wind of change and redefine the paradigms of political leadership in the DRC. Co-opted by his fellow chiefs of the land, the protection of the land of our ancestors is his main concern.

In a political landscape in search of renewal and progress, Grand Chief Constant Lungagbe stands out for his determination to create a bright future, where beliefs transform realities and where individual vision becomes the driving force of collective transformation. A tradition always starts for the first time and it is never just a progress that has succeeded.

TEDDY MFITU

Polymath, researcher and writer / Senior consultant at CICPAR cabinet