DR Congo: Flory Mapamboli appoints Lambert Hassani Moussa as head of the football section of Vita Club!

The administrative turmoil continues to create waves within AS Vita Club, but the club's management is organizing itself. Faced with the impossibility of holding elections, indefinitely postponed by Sports Minister Didier Budimbu without official reason, the coordination president, Flory Mapamboli, has decided to take responsibility. To fill the institutional void, he has officially appointed Lambert Hassani Moussa as president of the football section.

This decision, signed by president Flory Mapamboli, is based on a precise interpretation of the statutes of the Kinshasa club. Indeed, the legal framework (whether concerning the old or new statutes) clearly states that during a transition or interim period, any vacant position can be filled by appointment. This emergency measure aims to ensure the continuity of the daily management of the first team and to lighten the administrative burden while awaiting the elections.

The management of AS Vita Club also emphasizes the legitimacy of this interim. The position of acting president, along with all the members who accompany him on his committee, falls within a standard administrative legal framework applicable to any entity or institution. The goal stated by Flory Mapamboli is to ensure minimal stability at the top of the V Club hierarchy so as not to hinder the functioning of the sports sector.

From the perspective of associative law, the coordination also recalls a fundamental principle. During an interim period, partial elections cannot be organized to replace a single isolated position. A general vote can only be held to dissolve the interim as a whole and establish a definitively elected management.

By proceeding with this targeted restructuring, Flory Mapamboli reaffirms his administrative legitimacy and his desire to progress despite external obstacles. The appointment of Lambert Hassani Moussa sends a clear message to the "V Club Nation": the football section remains under control, and the president is determined to defend his prerogatives to the end, scrupulously respecting his statutory texts.