Senegal’s President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has announced a new government, but his ex-ally, PM Ousmane Sonko, is boycotting it after their alliance collapsed dramatically.
Al Jazeera’s Nour Hegazy explains how a 15-year friendship built on a shared fight against corruption ended.
From all I’ve seen researching for this series, it’s obvious that Nigeria was not designed to work. The designers of Nigeria don’t care about the humans occupying the geographical area called Nigeria. In fact, the people living here are a big inconvenience.
The leaders of Nigeria are willing puppets that continue to allow themselves to be used by foreign interests to both destabilize and loot the country of its resources.
Because of greed and lack of patriotism, these so called leaders continue to run to same powers working against the interests of Nigeria, so long as they help them get into power.
Yes, IMF, World Bank, UN e.t.c. are not innocent institutions.
I also understand that it’s a complicated world and you can’t get much done alone. Especially if the powerful countries are against you. Media is such a powerful tool and it can be weaponized against you anytime by powerful people who want different things.
Above all, I have come to realize that the person who will change Nigeria will be hated by Nigerians. He will need to be so brutal and decisive to correct the values of the society we live in. He will have to increase the number of educated people in the country before allowing such to choose their leaders.
Until then, we will keep doing this 4 years voting ceremony called Democracy without any measurable results.
If you follow this story from 2024 you’ll realize this should be a movie on Netflix 😂😂😂. Below is the full story.
Meet Ousmane Sonko. He is a firebrand, anti-establishment, pan-Africanist politician, and the absolute darling of Senegal’s youth. Everyone wanted him to be…
RONALDINHO: THE ONE AND ONLY, a new documentary series, premieres April 16.
Follow the life and career of Brazilian soccer star Ronaldinho, tracing his journey from young prodigy to global sports icon.
@TheoAbuAgada In Islam… there are certain rights a Muslim have over another Muslim… funeral is one of them, greetings, when one invites you, you should accept and when one asks for counsel, advise em to the best of your ability.