Burundi’s President, General Évariste Ndayishimiye, has issued a directive ordering the dismissal of all married government officials who engage in extramarital affairs.
Burundi’s military head stated that this is a positive step toward moralizing society.
Every married government official who engages in extramarital affairs risks being dismissed, according to the directive.
All married government personnel who have illicit unions outside their marriages would be fired, according to Minister of Internal Security Gervais Ndirakobuca, who announced the decision.
They claim that this action is in commemoration of the late Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza, who declared his desire to moralize Burundi in May 2017.
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This post on social media has received mixed reactions from social media users who have shared their opinions.
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Ash vel stated; “Hahaha….when government has left nothing to do on,just have to interfer in people’s affairs”.
Mr X wrote; “It’s useless, they should use such energy to fight corruption not this nonsense. African states can do everything to oppress people but will never fight corruption and inequality in governments”.
NobleAlkebulanMan added; “It’s their personal life. Nonetheless, if they see it fit, good for them”.
Kwabena Appiah also stated; This doesn’t make sense”.
Thesonofcomfort commented; “That’s moral value at a new level. Quite impressive from an African country”.
the mad king added; “African nations should embrace their traditional culture of polygamy. Westernization is helping no one”.
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