Andry Rajoelina in Mananjary Je Serai elected Si Je Suis Candidate

“I have already been elected mayor of Antananarivo Me, every time I run for an election, I am always elected.

And if I run again in the next election, I will be re-elected” This was declared yesterday by President Andry Rajoelina during his visit to the district of Mananjary, Vatovavy region.

Nine months before the next election, the TGV is sending a strong message to its political adversaries and the contenders in the race for the supreme magistrature It is also a response intended for Roland Ratsiraka and the politicians of the Panorama Group who announced the day before that they no longer believe in the re-election of Andry Rajoelina.

For the time being, the number One of Iavoloha continues to maintain the suspense in relation to his candidacy “It is not a priority at the moment.

He will announce his decision when the time is right”, declared the Minister of Communication, Lalatiana Rakotondrazafy Andriatongarivo during an intervention on TV5MONDE The Head of State also responded to those who call him a "server" by distributing hot meals to the victims.

“Some say I'm a waiter I say yes to them because I am a servant of the people,” he said.

Yesterday, President Andry Rajoelina went to the bedside of the victims of Cyclone Freddy He was in Mananjary, capital of the Vatovavy region to see firsthand the damage and distribute food.

The Head of State gave instructions to the ministers concerned in order to restore as soon as possible the infrastructures ravaged by these bad weather The balance sheet is heavy for Mananjary.

There are a total of 38,323 victims, 9,859 people including 2,000 displaced households in accommodation sites, 2 dead and 12 injured Regarding the residential huts, 4,369 were damaged, 1,931 disheveled and 378 flooded.

To meet their immediate needs, President Andry Rajoelina brought 50 tons of rice, 5 tons of legumes, 2,000 sheet metal sheets, 200 kg of metal spikes, 2,000 blankets, 2,000 kilos of flour, 2,000 liters of edible oil and 2,000 kilos of sugar Each affected family also received financial aid of 1 million fmg from the Head of State.

“It is in difficult times that we recognize true friends,” hammered the president For his part, the mayor of Mananjary elected under the colors of the MMM declared: "your coming to Mananjary today proves that you are a president close to the people".

The latter to launch an appeal to the place of the local population so as not to forget to respond to this gesture when the time comes An allusion certainly to the next presidential election of this year.

Iavoloha Number One also offered one 4×4 ambulance each for the districts of Mananjary, Nosy Varika, Ikongo and Vohipeno In addition, the office of the commune of Mananjary whose inauguration is planned shortly, will also be equipped with furniture.

The same goes for the tranom-pokonolona whose budget which will finance its construction will soon arrive in Mananjary This new infrastructure will be equipped with a giant screen and sound equipment.

The Head of State also offered motorcycles for all the mayors regardless of their political color In collaboration with the FITIA Association, the State will launch from March 8, a project which consists in granting training in cutting and sewing, in pastry, and other trades for the benefit of single mothers and women's associations so that they can have an activity income generator.

President Andry Rajoelina also announced the upcoming construction of the manara-penitra hospital in Mananjary and the rehabilitation of the RN11 and the Anjilajila bridge In addition, Mananjary will also be among the 36 cities that will benefit from a solar park by the end of this year 2023.

The delegation led by President Andry Rajoelina then went to the Bethlehem Center in Mananjary to distribute hot meals to the victims He also visited the Saint Augustin Catholic Cathedral and also participated in the tagnamaro for the rehabilitation of the Justin Manambelona mixed high school completely devastated by Cyclone Freddy.

Davis R.