The President of the Democratized Republic of Congo, Félix Tshisekedi, cancels his visit to Goma on Tuesday September 22, 2020 due to an agenda issue, according to reliable sources

This news comes as the mobilizations were already intensifying in the capital of the province of North Kivu for its warm welcome.

Beyond the posters placed along the main roads and roundabouts, several structures were firmly awaiting the arrival in Goma of the Head of State.

This is the case of the customary chiefs of North Kivu gathered in the National Alliance of Traditional Authorities of Congo, who had already welcomed and encouraged the Head of State's decision to continue his visit to Goma.

For these customary chiefs, the arrival of Félix Tshisekedi was a sigh of relief for the people of Goma, in particular, and North Kivu, in general.

For their part, the elected national deputies of North Kivu expressed their determination to meet the President of the Republic in order to explain to him the situation facing the population of North Kivu, said Sengoma Mwanza, chairman of the Caucus of elected national deputies. of North Kivu.

In addition, Vital Kamerhe's Union for the Congolese Nation (UNC), contrary to the statements of certain executives, was preparing to welcome, alongside its ally of Cap pour le changer (CACH), the Union for Democracy and social progress (UDPS), the moral authority of their platform.

The arrival of the Head of State seemed to have already been confirmed by some executives. They are, among others, Jeacquemain Shabani, former secretary of the Udps and current chairman of the permanent electoral commission of the party who is staying in Goma.