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Kinshasa, Paris, Brussels.
Le Soft International n°1544|Sunday, January 9, 2022.
Mabiku Totokani – known as “Totho” to those close to him, is the new boss of the Executive Secretariat of the Independent National Electoral Centre CENI. He was appointed by the President of the Electoral Commission, Denis Kadima Kazadi, by Decision No. 002/CENI/BUR/22 of 6 January 2022.
“I have the honour to inform you of the decision n°002/CENUBUR/22 of the Office of the National Independent Electoral Commission, dated 6 January 2022, appointing you as National Executive Secretary, on this occasion I extend to you my warm congratulations to all the members of the plenary”, reads the letter dated Friday, January 7, 2022, addressed to the First Vice-President of the National Independent Electoral Commission, Bienvenu Ilanga Lembow.
“Toto” will therefore be conducting a handover and restoration exercise with Roland Malonda Ngimbi, who almost took over from President Corneille Nangaa Yobeluo in June 2020, if it were not for the opposition that this proposal raised within Parliament, both within the political class and religious factions.
Engineer from the Polytechnic Institute.
It was this view, supported by the PPRD-FCC and endorsed by the former National Assembly office led by Jeannine Mabunda Lioko Mudiayi, that led to the end of the FCC-CACH alliance. Malonda knew at least two of the chairmen of the Electoral Commission: Father Apollinaire Malumlalu Muholongu, who died on June 30, 2016 in Dallas, Texas, and Corneille Nangaa.
If Roland Malonda is a lawyer and hails from Kongo Central, Mabiku Totokani is from Grand Bandundu-Kwilu. The new Executive Secretary of CENI is a polytechnic engineer, computer scientist, expert in data science, statistics and artificial BroadCast Unitedligence. We understand that before his appointment, he had been living in the United States and worked for several multinational companies.
According to his official curriculum, Mabiku Totokani is proficient in computer systems and databases. He has worked as an executive and expert consultant in several multinational companies.
In Kinshasa he is known for his work as an expert in the field of Information Technology and Project Preparation in various Ministries, but also for several coalition movements and NGOs in the field of independent and credible election data preparation and analysis for some countries in North America and Africa.
He has advised multiple NGOs and public figures around the world on the use of technology to ensure free, transparent, and independent elections. He has been working at Bank of America since August 2020.
With the appointment of a new National Executive Secretary of the National Electoral Commission and three opposition members of the National Assembly, the national electoral machinery is now complete.
D. Dadai.
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