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Captain Ibrahim Traore Sends Strong Message To Pope Leo XIV.

Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the revolutionary leader of Burkina Faso, has just issued a bold and uncompromising message to Pope Leo XIV that’s shaking global discourse. In this powerful statement, Traoré speaks on sovereignty, neo-colonialism, and the fight for African dignity—directly challenging the role of the Vatican and Western influence in Africa.

What does this message mean for global politics? Why is this confrontation drawing attention from leaders around the world? And how does it reflect a growing wave of resistance in Africa?

Watch the full video to hear Captain Traoré’s words and uncover the deeper meaning behind his message. This is more than a political statement—it’s a rallying cry for a new era.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XVmRyz9RKY

I find it hard to trust this guy because he has been involved in 2 coups. All of Africa's worst tyrants started like this guy. He should leave all this anti-colonial propaganda and govern his people effectively.

abhosts:
I find it hard to trust this guy because he been involved in 2 coups. All of Africa's worst tyrants started like this guy. He should leave all this anti-colonial propaganda and govern his people effectively.

As much as I love what he's saying, but, can he be trusted?
When I heard the background of late Robert Mugabe, with his actions when he was a sit tight leader in Zimbabwe, then, some host of others, I choose not to be swayed by this kind of talks and ideology. Some current African leaders used to be like this before they become what they are today.


So fingers crossed, observing him.

This boy should fix the security situation of his country, his soldiers are dying like chicken at the battle front.
He will soon be kicked out or shot dead🗡️

saintmm:


As much as I love what he's saying, but, can he be trusted?
When I heard the background of late Robert Mugabe, with his actions when he was a sit tight leader in Zimbabwe, then, some host of others, I choose not to be swayed by this kind of talks and ideology. Some current African leaders used to be like this before they become what they are today.


So fingers crossed, observing him.

even the lumumba self was a scam...For me the best leader ever in west africa was Jerry Rawlings of Ghana.

Anguldi:
This boy should fix the security situation of his country, his soldiers are dying like chicken at the battle front.
He will soon be kicked out or shot dead🗡️

You Nigerians are really funny set of people. You are accusing someone of the same thing that is happening in your country. How many soldiers lost their lives in the hands of boko haram few days ago?

Worst things are happening under tinibu as president yet, you lots don't blame him for anything but you are always quick in blaming a president in faraway land.

🤡🤡🤡