Ndiaganiao : Mobilisation autour du président Diomaye, entre développement local et appel à l’unité
During his visit to Ndiaganiao yesterday, President Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye met with village chiefs and Pastef party coordinators from various localities. Discussions focused on the development challenges facing the area.
This meeting sparked a large turnout of local people who came to welcome the man they consider "their son." The political leaders of the area were quick to acknowledge this enthusiasm.
Upon leaving the hearing, Mbaye Diouf, technical advisor to the Director General of ONAS and political leader in Sandok-Ndiaganiao, spoke about the importance of this visit.
"We were informed late of the president's visit, but that did not prevent us from quickly mobilizing activists. Today, it is a great source of pride for the people to see their son become president of the Republic," he said.
Ndingler, a symbol of recognition
According to Mbaye Diouf, the resolution of the Ndingler case has strengthened the attachment of the people to the head of state.
"The residents are ready to support the president at any time. Ndingler holds a special place in their history. The people are deeply grateful to him for his commitment to the restitution of their lands," he rejoiced.
For him, the strong mobilization observed constitutes unwavering support for the president, both nationally and internationally.
Rumors of tensions between the president and his PM
When questioned about the political context marked by speculation about possible disagreements at the top of the state, Mbaye Diouf sought to reassure activists.
"We are convinced that President Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye and Ousmane Sonko remain united. Many people are speaking out without having reliable information. We must avoid hasty conclusions," he stated.
Rejecting any idea of a break or betrayal, he insists: "The president does not know the word betrayal. Those who have worked with him know what kind of man he is. Differences of vision may exist, but that does not call into question the essentials."
The political leader called on activists to act responsibly and patiently while awaiting official clarifications. "We live in a democracy. Everyone has the right to express their opinion. But let's remain calm. If Ousmane Sonko were present in Ndiaganiao, he would be welcomed with the same enthusiasm as the president."
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