The support Capitaine Ibrahim Traore is getting from Sub-Saharan Africa is unbelievable. Is it a sign that Africans are tired of democracy? Is it t
The support Capitaine Ibrahim Traore is getting from Sub-Saharan Africa is unbelievable.
Is it a sign that Africans are tired of democracy? Is it that leadership has failed the people immensely?
Demonstrations have been staged across the continent im support of President Traore against the Western Imperialists.
Uncountable Protests have been organised by young and energetic Africans across the continent to show the world that they want Capitaine Ibrahim Traore to continue his role as the leader 9f Burkina Faso.
Ghanaian global sensation and Youtuber Wode Maya’s visit to Burkina Faso confirmed to the world that some citizens of Burkina Faso sleep outside to protect the new king, Capitaine Ibrahim Traore, from any attack from unscrupulous people.
Senegalese-Ameŕican superstar Akon and the multiple Grammy Award winner Beyonce have all released songs declaring their support to Ibrahim Traore. Many more iconic musicians have used their social media platforms to reveal their support for Ibrahim Mahama.
The latest superstar to declare his support to Burkina Faso is Nigerian Grammy Awards winner Burna Boy.
The Afrobeat guru on his Instagram page announced his decision to organise a concert for the Burkina Faso. He announced that it would be free of charge.
“If possible it would be an honour for me to give the people of Burkina Faso a free Burna Boy concert sometime this year, Insha Allah,” Burna Boy revealed.
The Nigerian did not mention the exact date and venue and the reason for the free concert in Burkina Faso but many believe that he will be doing that in support of the famous young president, Ibrahim Traore.
Burna Boy will be the leading act on that very night and Burkinbes should expect a fleet of Grade A African superstars to be part of this great initiation.
Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger have all decided to end any relationship with France. Their decision has led to major criticism from France and America forcing people of African roots to declare support for the West Africans.
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