Audience au Palais : Le président Faye engrange le soutien de plusieurs élus locaux
The Head of State received at the presidential palace the mayors of several strategic and influential departments on the electoral scene, notably Mbour, Mbacké, and Linguère. Traditionally considered strongholds of the former majority, these mayors chose to formalize their support for the systemic transformation and restructuring initiated by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye.
According to a press release received by Seneweb, this meeting marks a major political turning point: “By receiving these elected officials, the President is not making a trivial gesture. He is sending a clear message to the entire political class: the ‘Diomaye President’ coalition is not content with its current achievements. It will seek victory on the opponent’s turf, where elections are won and lost.” The statement specifies that these elected officials came to lend their support to a vision, aware that “the ongoing political realignment is a unique opportunity for their regions.”
A wave of rallying cries across several departments
The commitment of local elected officials to the new majority is widespread across the territories. In the department of Linguère, many mayors responded to the call, such as Seno Ba (Dodji), Yoro Sow (Ouarkhokh), Djibril Abass Sow (Labgar), Samba Ba (Tessékéré), Gory Ba (Mboula), Birame Ba (Kamb), Aboubacry Sow (Boulal), Samba Ndiobène Ka (Dahra), Cheikh Niang (Affé Jolof), Assette Sow (Déaly), Coumba Diaw (Sagatta), Maham Ka (Thiargny), Oumar Ka (Gassane) and Samba Hawa Ka (Thiél).
For the Mbacké and Bakel area, fifteen mayors join the presidential movement, including Gallo Ba (Mbacké), Abdoulahat Ka (Touba), Mansour Niang (Touba Mboul), Moustapha Mbacke (Missira), El Hadji Ba (Kael), Massamba Mbacke (Darou Salam Tip), Khadim Fall (Madina), Mamadou Demba Diouf (Dalla-Ngabou), Pap Abdoulaye Salane (Dendeye-Gouygui), El Hadji Gning (Touba Fall), Gallo Dia (Taïba-thiékéne), Abdoulahat Mbacke (Darounahim), Fallou Dia (Ndioumane), Mbaye Tine (Taïf), Cheikh Gadiaga (Ngaye), as well as Ibrahima Baba Sall, the mayor of Bakel.
Finally, in the Mbour department, out of the sixteen existing communes, ten mayors switched sides to support the government. This group includes Cheikh Issa Sall (Mbour), Dr Tening Sène (Ndiaganiao, the commune of origin of the Head of State), Abdou Faye (Sessène), Omar Tine (Fissel Mbadane), Alpha Samb (Nguéniène), Thierno Diagne (Sindia), Pape Songo Diouf (Nguekokh), Ousmane Gueye (Saly), Saliou Diouf (Somone) and Mamadou Ndione (Diass).
Concluding on the significance of this major meeting, the press release indicates that all the mayors present affirmed their unwavering determination to implement the reforms and ambitions of the new majority on the ground, "convinced that change begins first and foremost with the territories."



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