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Hadja Halimatou Dalein Diallo, wife of Union of Democratic Forces of Guinea (UFDG) leader Cellou Dalein Diallo, delivered a passionate address to party supporters in Dixinn during a general assembly held at UFDG headquarters on Saturday, June 14.
Her remarks, rooted in gratitude and pride, honored the enduring loyalty of grassroots activists in one of the party’s most symbolic strongholds.
“I speak to you today as a daughter of Dixinn.
I was a Dixinn yesterday, I am a Dixinn today, and I will always be a Dixinn.
No one can change that,” she declared, drawing resounding applause from a packed crowd of supporters.
Her words carried more than personal sentiment—they delivered a message straight from the party’s leadership.
“President Cellou Dalein Diallo has asked me to thank you for your loyalty and to reaffirm his commitment to you, Dixinn activists. Today, I recognize many familiar faces.
This shows that you have remained determined in the fight, that neither money, nor lies, nor any pressure could make you change sides. For this, I thank you from the bottom of my heart,” she added.
Hadja Halimatou’s visit to Dixinn, long viewed as a political bastion of the UFDG, was not just symbolic but reaffirmed the movement’s deep roots in the community.
As she engaged directly with supporters, her tone shifted from reflective to rallying.
“The commitment to Cellou Dalein is forever, isn’t it?” she asked, prompting a spontaneous and thunderous ovation that echoed through the assembly hall.
She closed her speech with a firm statement that underscored the unity between the party and the commune:
“If I am here today, it is to thank you for your mobilization and the love you have for the UFDG and its president.
In Dixinn, it is the UFDG, and nothing else.
The emotional gathering reinforced the central role that Dixinn continues to play in Guinea’s opposition landscape—and the fierce loyalty its residents hold for the UFDG.
