Abdoul Mbaye, former Prime Minister under Macky Sall’s first term, made a post this Friday, January 3, on his Facebook page, to wish “a year marking a definitive break with those who made us suffer from a sad continuity of poor governance. »
Still in his post, the leader of the Alliance for Citizenship and Work (ACT), estimated that “Senegal could therefore take some time to emerge from its gloomy economic, financial and therefore social situation”.
“The new year that is starting could resemble the last months of the one that ended. The time of reforms precedes that of their effects. Senegal could therefore take some time to emerge from its gloomy economic, financial and therefore social situation.
I wish all my compatriots a quick improvement in our general environment; a year marking a definitive break with those which made us suffer from a sad continuity of poor governance, the hardest of which is experienced by the poorest among us; a year of new hopes rewarding the resilience of our people to many challenges, the most painful of which remains the betrayal of the promises that made us choose our leaders in the past.
Deweneti! “, he published.
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