Kombissiri — The 'Faso, my homeland movement' gathered citizens in Kombissiri on Saturday, March 16, 2024, to express support for Burkina Faso's Transition and to honor the country's defense and security forces. The event underscored the community's commitment to the national cause and featured diverse participation, emphasizing unity and vigilance in defending sovereignty.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the rally was a vibrant expression of solidarity, with citizens of varying ages and backgrounds, referred to as 'Wayiyans', converging on the communal grounds. Participants displayed the flags of the Alliance of Sahel States and Russia, demonstrating the breadth of support for Burkina Faso's Transition. The meeting served as a platform to laud the contributions of the Defense and Security Forces (FDS) and the Volunteers for the Defense of the Fatherland (VDP), acknowledging their successes in securing the nation's territory.

Honoré Samandoulgou, president of the 'Faso, my homeland movement,' articulated the group's mission to back the Transition, emphasizing the necessity of civic engagement in the current political landscape. The assembly proceeded to the High Commission of Bazèga, where they presented their message of endorsement to the High Commissioner, Téné Justine Kientega/Ilboudo, who received the accolades on behalf of the provincial authorities.

The event also featured a call to action from the organizers, urging Bazèga's inhabitants and the broader Burkinabè community to rally behind the FDS and VDP. The presence of Djibril Sawadogo, president of the national monitoring coordination, highlighted the nationwide support for the movement's objectives. The day concluded with further appeals for active citizen involvement and cultural performances, reinforcing the collective spirit of the gathering.