Burkina Faso/Destabilisation: Popular support for the transition, a force to be destroyed?
The transitional government in Burkina Faso, led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré, enjoys overwhelming and unwavering support from a conscious and vigilant populace. The leadership has successfully earned the trust of the majority of Burkinabe, who stand ready to defend their leaders and safeguard their nation’s territorial integrity.
This popular backing is largely attributed to Captain Traoré’s commitment to transparent governance.
He has prioritized keeping citizens informed about his vision, actions, and decisions, as well as the country’s relationships with both historical allies and adversaries.
This approach has resonated deeply with the people, who now have a clearer understanding of the challenges facing their nation.
Under Traoré’s enlightened leadership, the Burkinabe people have become acutely aware of their true enemies and the obstacles to their full development.
This awareness has galvanized citizens to rally behind their government, with a growing sense of patriotism driving this unity.
The strong popular support has become a crucial asset for the transition, standing as a formidable barrier against those seeking to destabilize the nation.
In response, detractors, both domestic and foreign, are stepping up efforts to undermine this momentum.
They spread misinformation and false reports in an attempt to confuse and demoralize the population.
Burkina Faso authorities have pointed to the recent surge in terrorist attacks targeting civilians, as well as attempts to weaken the public’s resolve, as deliberate tactics aimed at halting the widespread mobilization for national liberation and reclaiming full territorial control.
The goal, they argue, is to provoke a popular uprising that would topple the military-led government.
Despite these threats, calls for vigilance and resilience continue to grow, urging the Burkinabe to remain steadfast in their fight for freedom, security, and sovereignty.
Maurice K.ZONGO
