Kédougou: Moustapha Guirassy's Senegal party distances itself from a so-called "National Movement of 100,000 Teachers".

Faced with the circulation of messages and posters announcing the establishment of a supposed "National Movement of 100,000 Teachers", the regional coordinator of the Senegal in the Lead (SET) party in Kédougou, Mamadou Sadiakhou, stepped forward to clear up any ambiguity about supposed links with this movement.

In a public statement, the political leader asserts that this organization has no connection whatsoever with his party or its president, Moustapha Mamba Guirassy. He clarifies that the SET is neither behind this initiative nor associated with its organization, its operations, or its various positions.

According to Mr. Sadiakhou, the activities carried out by this movement, as well as the communications attributed to it, are the sole responsibility of their authors. He therefore urges the public, teachers, and all supporters to be vigilant regarding information that could perpetuate misconceptions.

The regional coordinator emphasizes that this clarification comes in a context marked by numerous interpretations and speculations. He reiterates that the SET president is currently working to reconcile positions and strengthen political dialogue, an approach that requires clarity and responsibility in public communication.

Mamadou Sadiakhou also calls on citizens to refer only to official statements and recognized communication channels of the party for any information concerning the orientations and activities of Sénégal en tête.

Reaffirming his party's commitment, he indicated that the SET remains fully mobilized around its political project and supporting Senegal's development vision, while respecting the principles of truth, responsibility, and consideration for citizens. The regional leader also reiterated that the SET remains a member of the APTE coalition.