“Our Women shall not pay anything after giving birth in any hospital in Burkina.”- Captain Ibrahim Traore discloses has that women should not be charged for bringing life into the world.
“Attempting suicide” by jumping out of a second floor residential window is almost cartoonish. She never intended to kill herself. This is actually one of the most methodically planned murders we’ve seen in recent history.
Palmer being fully committed to the club even without European football shows just how much he genuinely loves this club.
I promise you, you won’t find many superstars showing that level of loyalty to their club. He’s one of us💙
nobody wants to hear this, but the reality is that you should extend your timelines to years. it will take most people years to achieve anything hard even if you are consistent daily
Mental health problems are no joke. Everyone suffers differently and hopefully he’s getting the necessary treatment.
That said, using mental health publicly as a form of pressure, weaponising something this delicate when it suits your position is always a NO.
You signed the contract yourself. There didn’t seem to be an issue with the millions you were making from it, and still are. They’re not even stopping you from leaving. They just don’t want to deal with politically rotten club who disrespected them. THEIR RIGHT.
Now, suddenly, you’re the victim because the belief that you have more power than a legally binding contract you signed is falling apart? Give us a break.
One thing I've noticed among some Africans who seem hell-bent on hating anything being done in Burkina Faso is the discussion of democracy.
So many Africans seem to adamantly believe that democracy is the ultimate solution for Africa, when that evidently isn't the case in many African countries.
Burkina Faso is trying something new, and until I hear the Burkinabe people reject this new government approach unanimously, I won't condemn it.
Honestly, it really just feels like some Africans want Burkina Faso to fail, not because they are worried for the Burkinabe people, but because they need it to fail to vindicate their own beliefs in democracy.
“Her hormones made her do it 🥺”
Okay, then explain this:
Women are apparently rational enough to vote and run countries…
but suddenly hormones can erase accountability when a mother kills her children?
You can’t have agency only when it’s convenient.