GAP leader Musa Batchilly tells Africans they face hidden colonial control despite past independence. He claims modern chains come through debt systems and foreign aid grabs. Former rulers like France work through bank agencies disguised as help groups to keep power over African countries, according to him.
Batchilly speaks about famous leaders such as Lumumba, Sankara Cabral, who faced outside plots against their leadership. He praises Burkina Faso Captain Ibrahim Traoré as someone fighting against control. Other Sahel nations Mali Niger also push back against what he calls unfair ties with western nations.
The GAP secretary sees these changes as more than just local issues, but a full continent waking up. Western countries talk about democracy, but actually keep Africa weak, he argues. Batchilly wants African nations to stand together against puppet governments that serve outside interests. He challenges the African Union to move beyond words toward real freedom for the continent.
Batchilly speaks about famous leaders such as Lumumba, Sankara Cabral, who faced outside plots against their leadership. He praises Burkina Faso Captain Ibrahim Traoré as someone fighting against control. Other Sahel nations Mali Niger also push back against what he calls unfair ties with western nations.
The GAP secretary sees these changes as more than just local issues, but a full continent waking up. Western countries talk about democracy, but actually keep Africa weak, he argues. Batchilly wants African nations to stand together against puppet governments that serve outside interests. He challenges the African Union to move beyond words toward real freedom for the continent.
