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Righteousness2:
One thing I have learnt in my little time on Earth is whenever you see a gathering of people trying hard to bring down a man, ignore the noise. Just Follow that man. He is doing something Exceptional.

Technig4:
No one loves politicians except their families

Meti99:
😄 Nigeria government may have one or two things to one or two things to learn from traore...
They should send delegates to Burkina Faso for leadership lectures

PlanetZero:
Are you just dumb or your apc WhatsApp group just ask u to reason with your bum

People in the street of Burkina fast are been interviewed and they love their president. What kind of propaganda are u talking about. U think say na naija

helinues:
Though I have no personal issue with Traore but the propaganda is not making any sense .

The Burkina Faso people have different story to tell a part from the online propaganda

Righteousness2:
One thing I have learnt in my little time on Earth is whenever you see a gathering of people trying hard to bring down a man, ignore the noise. Just Follow that man. He is doing something Exceptional.

helinues:
Though I have no personal issue with Traore but the propaganda is not making any sense .

The Burkina Faso people have different story to tell a part from the online propaganda

Larryfest:
I'm yet to see or read anything from a Burkinabe online who is totally against Traore or his mode of leadership in that country so I find it funny when some group of people in Nigeria whom Burkina Faso's economy or palava is of no use to them crying and writing all of manners of thrash against him. Same Nigeria where more than 90% of her citizens are currently in suffering mode...

TRUMPwedsBUHARI:
You're the one being emotional here. If you believe he's hated, then share actual evidence to counter Wode Maya who, unlike you, has a video to back it up.

OfficialP:
This logic doesn't add up.

Are you also saying we should follow PBAT, because the last time I checked, many people want him out

Righteousness2:
One thing I have learnt in my little time on Earth is whenever you see a gathering of people trying hard to bring down a man, even when there is no reason to, ignore the noise. Just Follow that man. He is the man for the Job. He is an Exceptional being.

Badgers14:
Burkina Faso are building factories.. Nigeria is building universities after universities..

Where will the graduates work?

One quote i like about the video is..

AFRICANS CAN ONLY FIX AFRICA..

in the 1970s and 1980s some foreign leaders used to come to UI for medical reasons..

Fast forward 2000s till now.. our own leaders even don't want to be treated in a Nigerian hospital.

In Nigeria China owns everything.. they will take foreign loans and embezzle it and tag on a white elephant project that is meaningless to the population.. and that won't be ever completed..

We have Lebanese , Indian and Chinese employees getting paid more than Nigerians while doing the same job.. they don't respect Nigerian workers either..

But again, we as Nigerians gotta do better.... many of us collect money and clean mouth for ground and the politicians will use them for their dirty work..

We as Nigerians sometimes support a politician based on tribe.. some tribe don't want another tribe to rule..

For us to succeed, we must set aside our differences so we can build Nigeria together.

PlanetZero:
Are you just dumb or your apc WhatsApp group just ask u to reason with your bum

People in the street of Burkina fast are been interviewed and they love their president. What kind of propaganda are u talking about. U think say na naija

franchasng:
Ibrahim Traore is succeeding because Burkina Faso doesn't have too many tribes with different beliefs and ideologies lumped together as one country just because of crude oil


Divide Nigeria so that each region can elect their preferred leader based on their regional/ethnic belief and ideology, but some crude-oil greedy people say no...Nigeria must continue to be led by corrupt criminals who have mastered the use of ill-gotten money, thuggery and propaganda to progress their chop-I-chop political agenda of corruption, highest-bidder and ethnicism

TempleHouse:
African leaders starts well but derails on the promises once they're power intoxicated.

Gaddafi, Samuel Doe, Museveni, Mugabe and the present Rwanda president are typical examples !!!

TheChameleon:


I'm a fan of Traore... a fan of kicking out the French who are evil colonizers.

Nigerians don't appreciate their country, but trust me, we are like USA to most of West Africa; Senegal & Cote D'Ivoire somehow exceptions - even those places no get anything beyond the Capital City. French bled their colonies dry.

But when I tell people the reality on ground in Burkina Faso, they type garbage to me.

Over 95% of the so-called achievements of this guy are fiction. He has a very well oiled propaganda machine.

And Burkinabe dare not say anything against him, you will be sent to the war front ( they have a Boko Haram type of insurgency)

Most if not all West African Francophone countries have National ID Cards with a well kept database. Your details and address are all there. If you talk out of turn, less than 15 minutes, soldiers are at your doorsteps. Lagos alone can contain 2 countries. Imagine a country no bigger than Oyo or Anambra.

If a girl visits you at the hotel, the hotel reception will take her national ID card and when you see her out, she collects it back. Don't ask me how I know this.

Take your country back from heartless France but omo, your lies are too much.

Burkina Faso is so bare with decades of destruction and non development that a miracle can't happen there in a decade.

I can boldly say is like Ebonyi or Gombe or Ekiti State. Anyone that's ever been there, we can compare notes

Ibrahim Traore Stories

Description
Welcome to Traoré Chronicles, your number one source for everything about Captain Ibrahim Traoré — the revolutionary leader and current President of Burkina Faso. Here, we bring you real-time news updates, powerful biographical insights, and untold stories of his rise to power and day-to-day leadership.

From his early days in the military to becoming a symbol of African resistance and sovereignty, we cover it all. Watch deep dives into his speeches, international relations, reforms, and how he’s reshaping Burkina Faso’s future.

Whether you support him, want to understand him, or are just curious — this is your space to explore his journey.

!IMPORTANT NOTICE: This video is a work of fiction inspired by the life of IBRAHIM TRAORÉ. While some elements are based on real events, the situations and dialogues depicted are entirely fictional and do not reflect any actual events. Any resemblance to real-life occurrences is purely coincidental

Chetas81:
insult with salt