After the restructuring campaign and the holding of the Conference of Federal President, the Movement of Presidential Young (MJP) has already announced the colors for the holding of its 1st ordinary congress, next August, whose objective is to appoint its candidate in the presidential election of 2026.
Its national anchoring, the MJP intends to bring water to the mill so that the candidate designated in the presidential election 2026 is elected with crushing suffrage. “First of all, I can confirm that there will be no abstention rate in 2026. Yesterday if there were any, it is because there was not yet the MJP. Donald Mobobola hammered in front of the press cameras.
The MJP, continued its president, is determined to play its score for the recognition of democratic values in the Congo. “Democracy is won in the ballot boxes and the Congolese who want to express their opinion, must enlist massively to provide support to the Congo and Denis Sassou-N’guesso. The enrollment and the right to vote are absolute and recognized rights to each Congolese, by our fundamental law. “He said.
-For him, the call launched by the MJP in 2021 for peaceful and democratic elections had given expected results. “We had an election, for the first time in the Congo, which took place in peace and tranquility and the MJP was the head of the troop. “Recognized the president of the MJP before calling the Congolese to mobilization and political commitment to the re-election of Denis Sassou-N’guesso in 2026.” The MJP approach is clear. We have just finished with the Conference of Presidents. The latter returned to their respective fiefs to mobilize their base so that we go to the Congress. »»
At the end of this congress, according to the president of the MJP, a new approach will be taken by the party. “It is at this point that, we will prove to the Congolese that the MJP is an essential political force. But unfortunately, I cannot reveal the strategy that is ours. Concluded Donald Mobobola.
Thus, the MJP is already working on the ground to structure its forces, in district, area and block, a way to master the electorate well and to pass the instructions of the vote. Donald Mobobola relies on this strategy of implantation of stakes in each district of the Republic of Congo.
