Black supremacist Kemi Seba arrested in Paris

Beninese activist Kemi Seba was arrested in Paris, “in possession of a Nigerien diplomatic passport and a Schengen visa”learned The World from official French source, Tuesday October 15.

Chief critic of French policy in Africa whose activities were financed for a time by the Russian private security group Wagner, the president of the NGO Urgences panafricanistes was granted, at the beginning of August, a diplomatic passport by the general Abdourahamane Tiani in his capacity as “special advisor” to the head of the ruling Nigerien junta. A response provided, according to Kemi Seba, “to the procedure for forfeiture of [s]a nationality committed by Françafrique against [s]to anyone »he announced on the social network

The black supremacist, then Franco-Beninese, had in fact been stripped of his French nationality at the beginning of July. Four months earlier, he had filmed himself in the Paris suburbs burning his French passport. The reason for his arrest remains unknown at this time.

“Relay of Russian propaganda”

Real name Stellio Gilles Robert Capo Chichi, the former leader of the Tribu Ka, a small group which claimed anti-Semitism and advocated separation between Blacks and Whites before being dissolved by the French government in 2006, was condemned several times in France for inciting racial hatred.

In recent years, Kemi Seba, who is 42 years old, has organized or participated in several demonstrations hostile to the CFA franc in Africa, where he has been regularly arrested, expelled or turned back, notably from Ivory Coast, Senegal and from Guinea.

In France, he was accused last year by the deputy (Renaissance) Thomas Gassilloud, then president of the National Defense and Armed Forces Committee of the National Assembly, of being a “relay of Russian propaganda” and to serve “a foreign power which fuels anti-French sentiment”.