The person responsible for the destruction of a part of this retaining wall has been arrested, by order of the governor. This individual claimed to have acted with the permission of the commander of the sub-police station located right next to his residence. He wanted to create an easement because his plot was completely landlocked, according to witnesses who spoke to ACP this Monday, February 26.
"The perpetrator of this misdeed and the commander of the police station have been arrested by order of the governor of Kinshasa, who came down to the site on Sunday," reports the source.
The population took this opportunity to accuse this commander, nicknamed "12," of also being at the origin of several harassments in this part of the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Elengesa Avenue, several kilometers long, was constructed under the Ngobila administration. It crosses several municipalities of the capital, including Ngiri-Ngiri, Makala, Kalamu, Selembao, and Bumbu.
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Kinshasa: Ngobila has an individual arrested after destroying part of the retaining wall of Elengesa Avenue.
InternetKinshasaPolitics - On February 25, the governor of the city of Kinshasa, Gentiny Ngobila, visited Elengesa Avenue in the Makala district where a resident had demolished part of the retaining wall of this recently built roadway. The individual claims to have wanted to create a right of way to make his plot of land more accessible.