BAZOUM, UN CAS ET UNE CARTE (Par Babacar Justin Ndiaye)
The philosopher Mohamed Bazoum is politically a hothead and a tough guy.
His rigid stance paralyzes everything. He refuses to sign his abdication and still considers himself the legal and legitimate President of Niger. It's surreal, but that's the way it is.
For his part, General Thiani, who is developing an obsidional complex (a mixture of schizophrenia and paranoia observed in any person under siege in a citadel), is tightening the screws relentlessly.
Beyond the double hardening, there is the formidable card represented by President Bazoum, released and then installed abroad.
Indeed, Bazoum will carry democratic legitimacy with him in exile. And there, he will do more damage than the Burkinabés Djibril Bassolé and Alpha Barry, who are perpetually shuttling between Abidjan and Paris.
Bazoum already has two armed rebellions demanding his return to the top of the state; notably the armed wing of the Tuareg Rhissa Boula, who is very close to the French.
In the context of the Sahel and within the framework of the Franco-Nigerian standoff over uranium, Bazoum is a valuable asset for Macron and a perilous one for Tchani.
Babacar Justin NDIAYE
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