After six years at the head of the transport company Dakar Dem Dikk, Me Moussa Diop was relieved of his duties by President Macky Sall, this Wednesday, September 02. He is thus paying the price for his media release against the third term, which he described as a “constitutional coup”.
Me Moussa Diop was the guest of the SENSHOW program whose theme of the day revolved around the coup d’état in Mali. On attack, Dakar Director Dem Dikk almost legitimized the military coup of the National Committee for the Salvation of the People (CNSP) against Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta.
“If that’s the solution, you have to go. The Malian people have suffered a lot. I am not promoting coups. We can elect you democratically, but if you do nothing, we kick you out. Between two terms … ”, energetically supported Me Moussa Diop who“ does not understand the organization of legislative elections in Mali, when Soumaïla Cissé, the leader of the opposition is removed ”.
Me Diop to add that the coup will serve as a lesson “to everyone”. “It’s a great lesson. If only, as guardian of the Constitution, you are the first to torpedo it, that poses a problem ”, continues Me Moussa Diop who mainly alluded to Alassane Ouattara’s decision to run for a third term, after the death of his dolphin Amadou Gon Coulibaly. In the meantime, he confirms that the “3rd term is a constitutional coup”.
He drops the forbidden word without really realizing it right away. Yet he had just sawed off the branch on which he was sitting. For some time, a desire for the president of Senegal to run for a third term has earned at least two positions in the presidential movement.
By evoking the angry subject, the president of Aj Jotna knew full well that he would not be the exception. This, especially since it got bogged down in what could cause a diplomatic incident with the member states of ECOWAS.
In addition to shooting at Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta’s regime, he torpedoed the sub-regional organization’s mediation mission in Mali. A position that does not espouse that of Senegal engaged in the search for a solution to the Malian crisis. A director of a national company appointed by decree could not ignore it …
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