Africa-Press – Angola. The population of Moxico received with satisfaction the message from the MPLA president, João Lourenço, maintaining the confidence that the promises made for the construction of several infrastructures in the province will be fulfilled, if the General Elections of 24 August win.
Domingos Paulo, one of the citizens who closely followed the speech, said that the MPLA leader showed, during his first term, his dedication as a leader committed to the cause of the people.
The interlocutor, who works in the hotel industry, stressed that the development of Moxico involves improving roads, and the announcement about the construction of highways can bring progress to the region.Reacting to the promise of building an infrastructure for Higher Education, Salomão Cabeu, a student in the last year of Psychology at the Instituto Superior Privado Walinga, underlined that, in this sense, President João Lourenço, in realizing this claim, met the wishes of the student population. The province of Moxico, he said, which benefits from several investments, will be the target of more actions, something that demonstrates the concern of the MPLA and its leader. . It was good to hear that from the MPLA president”, confessed Salomão Cabeu,
The mayor Santana Chilefo highlighted, taking into account what was heard in the speech, there are real guarantees that the MPLA president remains committed to meeting the needs of the people of Moxico.
“He is a man of his word and firm in his statements, he knows the problems of his people, he has already proved, during his first term, that he is a great leader, and, with financial stability, he demonstrates that he is capable of doing much more”, stressed Chilefo. Farmer Pedro Chieze is of the opinion that the work developed by MPLA president João Lourenço, in the Agriculture Sector, represents a great incentive, just look at the support provided to agricultural projects, with the delivery of tractors and other means for increasing production.
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