During a press conference, Ejiba Yamapia criticized those who oppose this revision, labeling them as jealous. He emphasized that the constitutional status quo no longer meets the needs of Congolese people and that it is imperative to initiate a national dialogue to discuss necessary modifications.

This stance comes at a time when DR Congo faces major political and social challenges. The country is marked by persistent political instability and growing social tensions, exacerbated by economic issues. The religious leader is therefore calling for mobilization around this crucial question.

Ejiba Yamapia was recently reappointed to head the Platform of Religious Confessions, a position he has held for several years. This platform plays a key role in promoting interreligious dialogue and encouraging responsible governance. According to a statement from Géant Radio, his new mandate is expected to focus on improving the living conditions of Congolese people.

In his statements, the archbishop also stressed the importance of citizen participation in the constitutional revision process. He urged Congolese people to actively engage in discussions that will define the political future of the country.

The issue of constitutional revision is not new in DR Congo. Previous reports on the subject have shown that debates around this theme often provoke polarized reactions within the political class and civil society. Opponents of change fear that it may lead to an excessive concentration of power in the hands of the current president.

As the country prepares for potential future elections, Ejiba Yamapia's discourse could galvanize those who wish to see a profound reform of the Congolese political system. The need for a national consensus on this issue appears more pressing than ever.