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The unrest in Senegal continues 4 days after it started, and it does not seem that the people of this country want to allow the ruling government to take military action against Niger in line with Western policies. The complex and rapid developments in West Africa have confused everyone,... show more
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@Sprinter99800 @PatrickMumia Senegalese ,just like people in other west African countries are fiercely anti-west and Americas imperialism.

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@Sprinter99800 The protests in Senegal, which is my country , has nothing to do with the Niger coup. Les manifestations au Sénégal n’ont rien à voir avec le coup au Niger.

@Sprinter99800 The international community won’t ask the ruling party to stop picking up the opposition party members or is that how we should practice democracy? When the people take laws into their hands, they shouldn’t tag them

@Sprinter99800 Imagine if the masses were also armed. Africa Politicians need to do better

@Sprinter99800 This account has been churning out fake news. The opposition leader was arrested, which has sparked the latest spate of protests. Before that, The current president refusing to announce not running for third term (which he eventually did) had been a subject of protests for months

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@Sprinter99800 @Makandal_Wife though we are disappointed by some of the African government, I think this is something to keep an eye on. The gov't can only send troops to fight against Niger 🇳🇪 on if the ppl agree.

@Sprinter99800 Looks like Philly
