#FixPolitics Expresses Solidarity With Senegalese Over Political Crisis

February 25, 2024
#FixPolitics Expresses Solidarity With Senegalese Over Political Crisis
Executive Director, #FixPolitics Africa, Anthony Ubani

The #FixPolitics Initiative has expressed support for Senegalese citizens and the #FixPolitics Senegal team as they deal with the complexities of the political crisis that is unfolding in their nation.

In a statement, on Thursday, titled ‘Standing in Solidarity: A Message of Support for the #FixPolitics Senegal Team and the People of Senegal’, the Executive Director, #FixPolitics Africa, Anthony Ubani, expressed unwavering support and solidarity with the people of Senegal and the #FixPolitics and #FixPolitics Senegal team.

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He stated: “I wanted to take a moment to express, on behalf of the Founder, #FixPolitics Initiative, Dr Obiageli Ezekwesili, our unwavering support and solidarity with all of you. Your steadfast commitment to #FixPolitics’ mission and patriotism in actively occupying your #OfficeOfTheCitizen to defend constitutional democracy in Senegal is commendable.

“In this regard, we note and applaud, in particular, the media interviews by you and some of our School of Politics, Policy and Governance, Senegal Faculty, to mobilise public and international attention to the political impasse in Senegal and, the Prof Babacar Gaye-led protest march against the postponement of the election, which the #FixPolitics Country Manager and Staff actively participated in.”

READ ALSO: Senegal Lawmakers Vote To Postpone Presidential Election Amid Controversy

Ubani applauded the team’s resilience and commitment to good politics and good governance in Senegal.

According to him, the Senegalese have been tested and they demonstrated their determination and readiness to boldly execute their #OfficeOfTheCitizen, in defence of democracy in Senegal.

He added, “We stand in solidarity with you and the people of Senegal, even as we salute your courage and exemplary leadership.”

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Victor Ezeja

Victor Ezeja is a passionate journalist with seven years of experience writing on economy, politics and energy. He holds a Master's degree in Mass Communication.

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