Senegal: “Ousmane Tounkara does not let go of Macky Sall and reveals his secrets, he must be judged…”

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Published on 2024-04-18 15:55:00

Ousmane Tounkara doesn’t let go of Macky Sall and reveals his secrets “he must be judged”… The tension between Ousmane Tounkara and President Macky Sall seems to be escalating as Tounkara continues to criticize and expose the supposed secrets of Sall. The controversy surrounding the two has been ongoing and shows no signs of slowing down.

Tounkara, a well-known figure in Senegal, has been vocal in his opposition to Sall and his government. He has accused Sall of corruption, nepotism, and other wrongdoings, and has called for him to be held accountable. Tounkara’s attacks on Sall have gained him a significant following and have put pressure on the government to respond.

In a recent interview, Tounkara renewed his attacks on Sall, claiming that he has evidence of Sall’s wrongdoing and that he is ready to present it to the authorities. Tounkara’s statements have caused a stir in Senegal, with many calling for Sall to respond to the allegations and defend himself.

The feud between Tounkara and Sall has become a major talking point in Senegal, with many people taking sides and debating the merits of each man’s arguments. Some believe that Tounkara is a hero for speaking out against corruption and holding the government accountable, while others see him as a troublemaker who is only out to destabilize the country.

As the tensions between Tounkara and Sall continue to rise, it is unclear what the future holds for the two men. Will Tounkara be able to present his evidence and have Sall held accountable, or will Sall be able to weather the storm and maintain his grip on power? Only time will tell.

Despite the uncertainty, one thing is clear: the feud between Ousmane Tounkara and Macky Sall is far from over. Both men seem determined to see the other held accountable for their actions, and the people of Senegal are watching closely to see how it all unfolds.

Read the original article(French) on Senegal Direct