Ouagadougou: A delegation of seven recent high school graduates from Manga presented their experience report to their classmates at the Manga Regional Scientific High School on Thursday. This activity is part of the National Days of Patriotic Commitment and Civic Participation (JEPPC), organized nationwide from October 2 to 16, 2025.

According to Burkina Information Agency, these graduates were part of the first class of the patriotic immersion session of 2025, participating in a month of training that included 1,631 applicants from across the Nazinon region. Their presentation focused on values such as civic-mindedness, love of country, solidarity, respect for public property, and discipline, which were well-received by the students.

The graduates shared that the immersion experience was not only about theoretical training on moral values but also included physical and practical activities that enhanced their sense of cohesion and responsibility. This aim of the restitution was to encourage high school students to psychologically prepare for upcoming patriotic immersion sessions, promoting support for this presidential initiative.

Teachers present at the event urged both students and graduates to uphold the values of Burkina Faso, whether within the country or abroad. The principal, Eric BATIONO, praised the initiative by the Nazinon Regional Directorate of Secondary Education, Vocational and Technical Training (DRESFPT), congratulating the graduates for their commitment and wishing them success in their academic pursuits.