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Days after Burkina Faso Mali and Niger announced

they were quitting the West African political union.

Ekawas, Burkina Faso's military ruler Ibrahim Trauri, was already naming

his next target, the region's CFA-front-A-Frank currency.

You quote, it's not just the currency, said the 35-year-old ruler.

Anything that maintains us in slavery will break those bonds.

Gregory Ico-Waz is breaking down.

I note that Senegal is now

challenged the idea of democracy

by the President Extant extant refusing to leave office, refusing to vouchsafe

in election. Tenubu, the elected president of Nigeria, as you've taught me, the largest state in Africa, and certainly the most powerful in the West Africa, was scheduled to travel to Senegal to talk to the reluctant to leave President. You tell me that trip was canceled.

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