"Burkina Faso: Boulevard de Gaulle in Ouagadougou will be renamed Boulevard Thomas Sankara from October 15, 2023. Decision of the Council of Ministers today. I love this game!!!"
Au #Burkina, le boulevard Charles de Gaulle sera rebaptisé «Boulevard Thomas Sankara », à l’occasion du 36e anniversaire de l’assassinat du Père de la Révolution. Il sera élevé officiellement Hero de la Nation. Aussi, il y aura la pose de la 1e pierre du mausolée Thomas Sankara.
🛑 Breaking 🚨- Niger 🇳🇪 expels the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator!
Yesterday, in a press release, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has ordered Ms. Louise Aubin @LouiseAubinUN to leave the country within 72hrs. Here’s the statement,
“The National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland(CNSP) and the Government of Niger have noted with stupefaction, the devious maneuvers that the General Secretariat of the United Nations continues to orchestrate, under the instigation of France, through all the obstacles they already posed in preventing the full participation of Niger in the various sequences of the meetings of the 78th Session of the UN General Assembly.
This sponsored sabotage continued in Vienna on the occasion of the Conference
General Meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) from September 25 to 29, 2023, in Vienna and at the 4th Extraordinary Congress of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) from October 1 to 5, 2023, in Riyadh (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia).”
So, because of all these reasons, Niger decided to apply a retaliatory measure by expelling her. I didn’t report this to you, but last month, when they prevented Niger from participating in the UNGA, Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 and Mali 🇲🇱 condemned this treacherous behavior of the UN. The UN charter was signed by all member states, not governments. Governments can be dissolved or reshuffled. So, even if Niger has seen a coup, Antonio Guterres @antonioguterres you should remember that you’re just a mere employer, not a Head state.
When I think of the way the UN has sided with the western powers in the conflict between Russia 🇷🇺 & Ukraine 🇺🇦, I say that if they don’t take care, this organization shall disappear just like the League of Nations. The UN must remain impartial in a conflict, not switching sides with the imperialists. Anyway, stop disrespecting Africans! You can’t continue to disrespect us like this! Enough of this shit!
It is not by coincidence that the France/US/Canada 2004 coup on the 200th Anniversary of the Haitian revolution was nicknamed operation Rochambeau. Rochambeau was a French General beaten by General Dessalines at the Battle of Vertières in 1803.
There is now a lot of talk about the Haitian revolution given what is happening between Palestine and Israel; please keep Haiti out of this as the inheritors of the western enslavers are still attacking Haiti, still screaming dragging themselves to accept a bit of humanity.
And for this reason, Haiti, the nation that initiated the ending of that sordid 400 yrs business of kidnapping and placing Afrikans in plantation forced labor death camps, has been continuously under attacks by the west in one form or another for the last 200+ yrs.
Considering the injuries and irreparable harms sustained by Haiti due to actions of the United Nations (UN) and some of its permanent members, can Haiti withdraw its membership?
If feasible, can somebody weigh in on the process?
@bettinna@QBoro2Thoro I have been advocating for keeping the border closed and my thinking went along that line. The Diaspora needs to put all hands on deck.
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@QBoro2Thoro Yes that imported white rice stuff devoid of any nutrients value is at the base of many health issues raging in Haiti now. The original Madan Gougous rice was nutritious, aromatic and very tasty
@QBoro2Thoro Their nutrient lacking rice is not worth a nano fraction of Ayiti's original Madan Gougous rice nor our sovereignty; Ayiti maintained sufficiency on its own agriculture of rice up to the late 1980s.
@QBoro2Thoro Their nutrient lacking rice is not worth a nano fraction of Ayiti's original Madan Gougous rice nor our sovereignty; Ayiti maintained sufficiency on its own agriculture of rice up to the late 1980s.