Snores On Side With Mouth Closed

Minister Lambert Mende became the unloved national deputies in the National Assembly for his incisive verb!

It is no secret in political circles that the DRC Minister Lambert Mende became a pugnacious defender of government positions to the point that members of the national representation who do not wear the heart hesitate not to harp on him.

Decidedly, it is very difficult for public officials to have the side in the Chamber of Lingwala. This is even so much a feat that national MPs have never embarrassed by sentimental considerations.

members of the government know something. One of them, namely Lambert Mende Omalanga, Minister of Communication and Media, has had bitter experience during the sitting of Wednesday, April 23, 2010. Indeed, it was during this session devoted to the Prime Minister, however, that spokesman of the Government could achieve the degree of antipathy that he devote national MPs.

often accused of giving a contrary view, tarnishing the image of the government and failing to reflect the realities on ground, Lambert Mende has borne the brunt of the dissatisfaction of the elected national government communications.

Adolphe Muzito learned in this debate, as his Minister of Communication and Media sins by excess of zeal in explaining certain government positions. He is accused of deliberately misleading the public, which deserves respect and consideration and which, Moreover, the constitutional authority to receive the report on the progress of the state.

Lambert Mende was spirited to lie or have to do to save the furniture, and according to opponents. But in reality it is not. The spokesman of the Government only gives the official view of the Congolese government. In all countries, even the most democratic, there is always a point of view to defend official. And that's what Mende. Therefore, why do we accuse?

The answer lies in the strategy of the opposition is to reject the work of government and destabilize the tenors of the other side. Lambert Mende personality and it should bother at all costs to go down to highlight the fragile government.

Mende is certainly aware, but what else is otherwise fully assume its responsibilities in their fullness? It is also true that man does not count as friends even among his political family. It is curious, nonetheless, to note the eagerness of elected officials on the person of Mende as if the Congolese government was incapable of telling the truth. It is a manifestation of the weakness of the opposition and unfair to design policy.

ZM / LA

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