THE PRESIDENT OF BURKINA FASO “CAPTAIN IBRAHIM TRAORE ” SHARES THE SAME WITH THOSE AFRICAN CATALYST, THE POSITION THOMAS SANKARA AND MUAMMAR GADDAFI TOOK WHICH WAS AFRICAN UNITY.

THE PRESIDENT OF BURKINA FASO “CAPTAIN IBRAHIM TRAORE ” SHARES THE SAME WITH THOSE AFRICAN CATALYST, THE POSITION THOMAS SANKARA AND MUAMMAR GADDAFI TOOK WHICH WAS AFRICAN UNITY.

THE PRESIDENT OF BURKINA FASO “CAPTAIN IBRAHIM TRAORE ” SHARES THE SAME WITH THOSE AFRICAN CATALYST, THE POSITION THOMAS SANKARA AND MUAMMAR GADDAFI TOOK WHICH WAS AFRICAN UNITY.

GADDAFI’S VISION~ He believed a united Africa would speak with one voice at international fora such as the United Nations and manage to bargain and be seen as an equal partner.”GADDAFI’S believe was for AFRICA to have one army, one currency and one national anthem.

GADDAFI believed that this was the only way that Africa could develop without Western interference,” he said. Mustafa Mheta, a Johannesburg-based researcher, said he equally believes Gaddafi was killed because of his objection to Western interference in African affairs.

THOMAS SANKARA~ He who feeds you controls you.” This dependency led to the betrayal and assassination of our heroes and heroines. Figures like Mobutu Sese Seko and Blaise Compaoré, whose survival depended on the West, turned against their own people.

When Thomas Sankara said, “He who feeds you controls you,” he wasn’t just talking about food in the literal sense. He was talking about much more. He was referring to our dependence on the IMF, the World Bank, and foreign loans and aid.

He was speaking about our reliance on imported grains from the West. He was addressing our dependence on Western nations to process our precious minerals and natural resources. He was highlighting how we look to the West to develop our own countries.

CAPTAIN IBRAHIM TAORE’S DREAM SIMILAR ~All his agendas has similitude to the dream of Muammar Gaddafi, Thomas Sankara, Kwame Nkrumah, and some other African catalyst.

The current head of state of Burkina Faso is interim president Capt. Ibrahim Traoré, who took power during a coup d’état on 30 September 2022.

Under his watch, Burkina Faso🇧🇫 and Africa @ large will witness some political hygiene.

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