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Here is Why This French Economist Doesn’t Want Buhari to Trust Hollande

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September 15, 2015
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Here is Why This French Economist Doesn’t Want Buhari to Trust Hollande
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  • Tiécoro Diakite, the French economist of Malian origin, has published an open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari, warning the Nigerian president about the real goals and objectives of France in Africa.
  • According to Diakite, those goals are far from what is declared officially by the French President Francois Hollande.
  • Diakite, who is a PhD in Development Economics, warns that France’s foreign policy in the Francophone Africa remains neo-colonialist and greedy. Diakite also accused the French leader of hypocrisy and backing wicked deeds of corrupt African leaders. He also warned Buhari that when France says about their support in war against Boko Haram it can mean exactly the opposite.

Read Tiécoro Diakite’s letter translated from French in full.

“Dear Mr. President!

The majority of Africans greeted your election to the Supreme post of Nigeria. The Federation of Nigeria, the largest truly independent African country is the matter of pride and dignity of African people. Your predecessor had relegated Nigeria to the level of Francophone African countries under neo-colonialist French rule with such domination tools as the French army and the CFA franc [currency used in Africa guaranteed by the French treasury].

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After more than fifty years of formal independence, Francophone Africa remained under French rule. Except for the reigns of [Guinean] President Sekou Toure, [Malian president] Modibo Keita and [the president of Burkina Faso]Thomas Sankar, Francophone Africa has seen only “virtual independence.”

The Federation of Nigeria which fought to preserve its territorial integrity and its position vis-à-vis sovereignty of the colonial powers, must avoid any allegiance to France, which has tried once to destroy its unity by supporting the secession of Biafra. Nigerians should bear in mind the detrimental policy that France pursues in the Sub-Saharan Africa.

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In the war against Boko Haram, France is positioned as saviour of Nigeria and its neighbours by inviting you and its neo-colonialist lackeys to the meeting in Paris. Why in Paris? Why not in Africa? France despises the African people and supports the corrupt presidents and stateless persons. Its military intervention in Mali which France seems to be proud of, has served and serves only its neo-colonial interests (uranium in Niger, protecting French nationals).

Accordingly, you should not be fooled, when France manifests its concern in the fight against Boko Haram.

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The French intervention in Mali is becoming a nightmare for the country. Given the actions of France in this political and military crisis [in Mali], peace is not forthcoming in this country.

France’s intervention in the Nigerian will bring nothing positive in that country, on the contrary, it will only serve to stir up hatred between ethnic groups in Nigeria. Divide and conquer has always been the policy of France in Africa.

France has not enough military power to be able to provide the sustainable resolution of the armed conflict.

The only thing France is good at is adding fuel to the fire as seen in Syria and as we have seen in the Western-Iranian negotiations. The Nigerian and African people ask you not to get involved in the French political game that will only tarnish your presidential image and the patriotic feelings which the Nigerian people credited to you.

Yours sincerely,

Tiécoro Diakite”

 

 

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  1. michael says:
    September 16, 2015 at 1:40 pm

    Mr Diakite maybe right,the truth now is for us Africans to put our bloody mouth into right and correct action.is he criticizing our French relationsip in African for what ? haba out of the abudance of the heart,the heart speak,let mr Diakite be specific.is he talking about how,africa or African was and still being rape and looted by foreigners for more than 2500yrs.it’s kinda old and boring story. as a Malian he must have known that Africans moslems in timbuckutu built an university called university of sankore,were students were taught in seminar and workshop similar to what we have today in western university,when Europe have not built it’s university for hundreds of years,the blacks moslems (the Moors)( mohammed preached equalities for race, and he was influenced by others mostly Africans,this idea of haven,is of African origin,where you dies),(so there was a mixture of blacks and arabs )moslems who controls more than half of spain for about 400 yrs built universities ,where the strength of their studies were superior to what is obtain in European universities,e.g in astronomy they follows solar centric system,while other Europeans follows moon or earth centric idea of our universe,there is proof that some others Europeans prefers the moslems universities to other Europeans universities,because of their excellence in medicine and astronomy or agriculture.P.h D in French university.please tells what we donot know ?

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