Ivorian Prime Minister Hamed Bakayoko, who died on March 10 in Germany, was buried in the family’s privacy on Friday, March 19, in his town of Séguéla (North) at the end of a week of national mourning. Many of them took the trip
From our special correspondent in Séguéla, Sidy Yansané
The courtyard of the Great Mosque of Séguéla was filled, as were the surrounding streets, occupied by hundreds of believers who had come to accompany the late Prime Minister to his final resting place. Dressed in white, the color of mourning, the head of state Alassane Ouattara and several ministers were present.
As well as many admirers of Hamed Bakayoko. With tears in his eyes, this young man comes from the Abidjan municipality of Abobo, where HamBak was mayor: “Words fail me. Hambak was our mayor. He gave us everything in Abobo. He transformed Abobo, but it was God who wanted him. We do not have a choice. So we leave it to God ”.
The regional military chaplain in Bouaké also came to pay tribute to the Minister of Defense: “We came as a delegation to pay tribute to our commander. Because he has done a lot for the chaplains. May the earth be light for him, and may God welcome him into his paradise.
In a black t-shirt with sustainability from HamBak, this native of the city of Man in the West would also share a prayer: “We are very shocked, the Ivorian youth is why we came to support our brother. May God welcome him into his own paradise ”
Young political idol will now have memories of his family ranch in Séguéla.
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