Mamadou Lamine DIALLO Makes A Comparison Between President Macky SALL And A Damel From Cayor

Mamadou Lamine Diallo compares President Macky Sall to a Damel from Cayor

In a recent interview, Mamadou Lamine Diallo, leader of the Tekki movement, compared President Macky Sall to a Damel from Cayor. This declaration aroused strong reactions and revived the debate on the presidential power and the institutions of the country.

According to Mamadou Lamine Diallo, President Macky Sall acts like a Damel du Cayor, in other words, an absolute king with immense and unlimited power. He deplores the fact that the President does not consult or take into consideration the views and opinions of other political and social actors. This authoritarian posture would allow him to take unilateral decisions, without debate and without checks and balances.

Mamadou Lamine Diallo believes that this comparison is consistent with current political reality. He points to the lack of transparency in the management of the country’s resources, as well as the lack of accountability. According to him, President Macky Sall wields excessive power and places himself above the institutions, which jeopardizes the democratic balance.

Supporters of President Sall, for their part, reject this comparison, deeming it unfair and unfounded. They emphasize that the president acts within his mandate and that his authority remains legitimate. Moreover, they highlight the president’s achievements in infrastructure and economy, saying it proves his commitment to the development of the country.

This debate also gives rise to reflections on the Senegalese political system as a whole. Some analysts believe that the president’s powers are too broad and that this limits checks and balances and democracy. They call for a review of institutions and a better separation of powers to ensure more balanced governance.

In conclusion, the comparison made by Mamadou Lamine Diallo between President Macky Sall and a Damel from Cayor highlights the controversies surrounding presidential power in Senegal. While some see this comparison as justified, others dismiss it by pointing to the president’s accomplishments. This debate also raises broader questions about Senegal’s institutions and political system, calling for reforms to ensure better governance.

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