Mitakataka : Manassé Nzobonimpa admits to having erased symbols of the Frodebu party

Manassé Nzobonimpa says he ordered the erasure of the symbols of the Sahwanya Frodebu party in the Mitakataka zone in the district and province of Bubanza (western Burundi). Former member of parliament for the East African Community and member of the ruling party before the 2015 crisis, he openly declared on August 6 that he keeps the Frodebu party flag at home. The provincial leader of Melchior Ndadaye’s party is to file a complaint. INFO SOS Médias Burundi

On the morning of August 6, Manassé said he sent one of his loyalists to erase all that remained of the writing on the walls of the Frodebu party office in the Mitakataka zone.

“I assume that I am responsible even for what happened two weeks ago,” he said.
Two weeks ago, the party symbols that were on the walls were erased. In the process, activists of the ruling party were suspected.

Opposition parties then considered that it was a political intolerance ordered by the CNDD-FDD, the ruling party.

The provincial leader of the Frodebu party is to file a complaint.

“We rented this house to the daughter of Manassé Nzobonimpa.
We are surprised to see that it is this gentleman who is responsible for these acts. We will file a complaint against him,” said Ferdinand Sindayigaya who deplores that the ruling party does not want opposition parties to prepare for the upcoming elections.

As for Manassé Nzobonimpa, he asks that Ndadaye’s party bring him a rental contract.