[English] Senegal President Bassirou Diomaye's first address to the nation in English

[English] Senegal President Bassirou Diomaye's first address to the nation in English - Senegal New President Bassirou Diomaye's first address to the nation - senegal new president speech

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[nhlibra]

Classy. You have a big job ahead of you and with your focus on the success of your citizenry, the sky is the limit! ♥

[amosmutanho]

Africa It's Taking It's Glory Back, Africa Rise

[ginamitembe]

Long live Senegal 🎉 Long live 🌍 🌟✨⭐ May ALMIGHTY GOD protect, give you wisdom to govern your nation, success to fulfill all your pledges for country and national!!! Congratulations 🎉🎊 on your independence may all African countries celebrate 🥳🥳 one day total economic & political freedom 🙏🙌💞

[willieteb]

South Africans! May 29 2024 is your turn. The time is now for the younger generation to turn the page.

[ncdido]

I just hope it’s not another Paul Biya esq transition that transpired in Cameroon in 1982, where France “coupfully” and “peacefully” replaced Ahidjo with Biya!

[markmahan]

There is something about this guy that I find suspect. His use of private and international is a red flag for me. I think he is a sheep in wolf clothing. That is my opinion and the feeling i am getting. I could be wrong and he could be a good thing for Senegal. But i am suspicious and can't set aside my suspicions.