Biankouma: The Toura canton firmly commits to Team Vagondo

Author: Adolphe ANGOUAPublished on: April 13, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Biankouma: The Toura canton firmly commits to Team Vagondo

The Toura canton in the Biankouma department expressed its support for Team Vagondo during a meeting on April 10, 2026. Under the initiative of Chief Soumahoro Cheick Hamala, 33 villages mobilized to support development actions. Tia Fulgence, the patron of Team Vagondo, emphasized the importance of unity and collective engagement for the region's progress.

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