Dobing

Dobing is an old village, located east of the tandjilé. The population is estimated at around 700, composed of several ethnic groups namely: Marba, Lélé, Foulbé, Arab and Sarah. All these families live only from agriculture as a means of subsistence. The soil is almost sandy, only favoring the cultivation of: sesame, beans, white sorghum, peanuts, red sorrel etc.... The schools, of course, are built in sekos straw and the means to respond to it at best is rare. This village lives in the reality of poverty. However, the harvests are not as desired, due to the irregular rainfall and lack of fertile soil favoring good growth. Besides this, we note that the population drinks non-potable water, which also creates diseases such as: typhoid and calcareous vecaux. In short, these handicaps weaken many households. The children of the poor do not have access to schools, training, or good medical care due to lack of money. The plurality of different ethnicities reveals the presence of homeless orphans. In this village, the good life gives way to misery; hope to despair, laughter to the tears of each individual in front of his hut. Efforts are desired to bring a happy medium to this village. The village doesn’t have a health center.