Guédiawaye: Police and Seydina Limamoulaye High School united around the flag to celebrate civic duty and patriotism

On Monday, April 13, 2026, Chief Superintendent Daouda Bodian, head of the Guédiawaye Central Police Station, presided over the flag-raising ceremony at the Seydina Limamoulaye High School in Guédiawaye. Organized by the school's student government, the event took place with the solemn participation of a detachment from the National Police Band.

At the end of the republican ritual, the censor, the president and the minister of the interior of the school government took turns at the podium to recall the symbolic significance of this act and the values that should guide each student: personal development, self-construction and respect for the symbols of the State and institutions.

Taking the floor in turn, the central commissioner expressed his gratitude to the members of the student government and the high school staff, before recalling the role of the national police in promoting civic responsibility and patriotism among young people. He reaffirmed his department's commitment to supporting schools in their educational mission.

This ceremony is part of the EDUPOLSEN project, an educational initiative of the national police aimed at bringing the police institution closer to educational establishments, strengthening the civic culture of young people and making them enlightened and responsible citizens, by bringing the police to the school and the school to the police, according to Commissioner Mamadou Diouf, head of the National Police Communication Division.