By NSHIMIYIMANA Pierre Celestin

According to the BBC, the Chief of Police in North Kivu Province has reportedly spoken to the police, urging residents to use traditional tools such as machetes to fight those who want to attack the city of Goma.

His video highlights what he deserves on social media, with many Congolese returning to it, some supporting him and others criticizing him.

This comes after short time the RDC forces fighting against M23 shortly after noon in front of a police recruiting center at M23, more than 20 kilometers away from Goma. For a while.

Fighting erupted on Thursday, the largest number of M23 attacks since 2012, when it took control of the small town of Goma. this police heared using the language of lingala, addressing a number of police officers at the parade, said: “Tell all your wives and sons that this war on the enemy belongs to the people.”

Everyone wants a sword or something to kill someone, this war is for the people ... so we will

see if they will be able to kill the whole population. We have to protect our city.

Some indicate that the police say that the Politicians speak Kinyarwanda, while some leaders say the M23 is being helped by the Government of Rwanda.

DR Congo spokesperson Patrick Muyaya said on Twitter that hate speech and calls for people to take up arms were highly suspicious and should be cut.

& The military governor [of North Kivu] has been summoned to return to the police station he said. He added that such statements were condemned and punished.

The M23 issued a statement condemning the hate speech of the police officer, stating that he was a police commissioner of the Adjoins Division, who made the remarks on Wednesday, May 25th.