Until then, Honoré Sayi, head of UPAD’s parliamentary group, became Minister of Energy and Hydraulics. Problem: his party was not consulted and had not been informed, not even its first secretary Pascal Tsaty Mabiala. What is causing the uproar within UPADS that will be met on this topic this Tuesday 18 May.
Honoré Sayi’s entry into the government created surprise within UPADS. “Things have been wrong,” laments Guillaume Foutou, one of the party’s leaders. It is incomprehensible in his eyes that such a decision was made without informing UPAD’s management.
“Without an agreement between the two parties, it is very disturbing. Pascal Tsaty Mabiala, our first secretary who is surprised, is that there is a problem. It irritates the activists a little, including me.”
Should we see a strategy from the side to be able to weaken the opposition party? Some people think so in Brazzaville, but for government spokesman Thierry Moungalla, all this is a false debate.
“When a government is formed, there are consultations, these consultations are made in person. Minister Sayi was probably heard, he accepted. This is the reality. Everything else is just interpretations and speculations that in my opinion are irrelevant. ”
As for the person concerned, Honoré Sayi, he admits a “technical shortcoming” but is still unclear how he was appointed. “I can not tell if I have heard or not, but I will serve the republic,” he promises.
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