The Tayokod’o market, in the chiefdom of Bari-Logo, in Durba, has seen a resurgence of activity since the advent of AJUMEDPHARM SARL, partner of the Catholic Diocese of Isiro-Niangara in Haut-Uele Province.
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In an exclusive interview given this Sunday, August 22, 2026, Jean Marie Dhena Diro, manager of the company, calls on those who are behind schedule in construction work to accelerate the pace, in order to prevent the company from taking charge of the work itself.
According to Jean Marie Dhena Diro, latecomers are invited to complete their commitments as soon as possible.
Failing this, AJUMEDPHARM could intervene directly in the construction of the constructions concerned, with an announced mechanism for reimbursement of expenses incurred, without interest.
“I regret that the middle sons cannot appropriate this vision. We will have no qualms about all the anti-development that could slow us down,” declared Jean Marie Dhena Diro.
A market set to regain its dynamism
The initiative aims in particular to restore the Tayokod’o market to its commercial vocation and to strengthen its attractiveness to economic operators in Durba and surrounding areas.
In his speech, the head of AJUMEDPHARM pays tribute to His Excellency Monseigneur Dieudonné Madrapile Tanzi, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Isiro-Niangara, whom he presents as one of the actors who contributed to breathing new dynamism into the Tayokod’o market.
He also congratulates the AJUMEDPHARM teams for their commitment to the implementation of this development vision.
A call to economic operators
Jean Marie Dhena Diro finally appeals to traders, businessmen and women as well as investors from Durba, Duembe, Watsa, Wanga, Aru, Mahagi, Isiro, Moku, Faradje, Ngangazu, Dubélé, Gombari, Mungbure, Dungu and surrounding villages to take ownership of the Tayokod’o market.
For AJUMEDPHARM, the revitalization of this market goes beyond the sole commercial framework: it aims to create an economic space capable of bringing operators together, stimulating trade and contributing to local development.
Beyond the speeches, the challenge now is to transform the momentum generated in Tayokod’o into sustainable economic activities, with the effective involvement of local stakeholders.
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