OUAGADOUGOU – In a significant act of solidarity, the Pan-African Community of Eden provided essential aid to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Rollo and Pabré, Burkina Faso, aligning with the Easter spirit of giving. The initiative, which took place on the eve of Easter Saturday, was announced as part of a broader commitment to respond to the humanitarian needs of displaced communities, particularly those from Bilgo in the commune of Pabré.

According to Burkina Information Agency, Coordinator Ayité K Delali highlighted that this gesture was inspired by Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s call for patriotic engagement and aimed to alleviate some of the hardships faced by the IDPs. The distribution included food, clothing, and other necessities intended to support at least 350 individuals, demonstrating the association’s dedication to community welfare and national solidarity.

Recipients of the aid expressed their gratitude and outlined further needs crucial for improving their living conditions, such as educational support for children, women’s empowerment, and enhanced access to water for agricultural activities. The Pan-African Community of Eden’s response, valued at one million francs, signifies a pivotal step toward addressing the urgent needs of these communities and fostering sustainable development in the region.