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Malian Transition- A guilty pleasure feeling.

The Transitional power which catches mitigated standpoints. In August 18th, 2020, most Malians forecast a glorious beginning toward dignity and glory, for the leading team was a union of young officer soldiers to whom battlefields were like home; fearless and strong enough as juggernauts to draw the country from the messy situation of bloodshed and corruption. Like former powers,each power has its pros and cons, this one has too. On one hand, A few countrymen(politicians, and human rights protectors...) criticized them for violating the legal setting of the nation, denying the legacy of the constitution of 1992 which doesn't let any gate opened to army forces to seize and run the power without passing through election. On the other hand supporters outnumbered upon the criticizers. When in May 24th 2021, Assimi Goïta former vice president of Transition took off his President Bah Ndao pretending distrusted actions and attempts to break and disconstruct the five colonel officers. From that moment, and before that, the transition slightly challenged well the situation by abating trade union strike ranks down. Cutthroat efforts and bold decisions were in the agenda to renew the nation. Assimi Goïta has at many times turned to Russia and built up an unbreakable partnership to weaponize the countrywide 🇲🇱 after the felony and so-called assistance of France and UN under the coat of Munisma since 2012. Once more The prime minister Choguel K Maiga manages home affairs through sensitization to bring all Malians into symphony of collaboration and hope to make the future glowingly better. Sadly, In January 9th,2022, ECOWAS Leaders under the leadership of Akufo Nana Addo and UEMOA headed by Roch K Kaboré planned to freeze the country's funds stored in BECAO and lockdown on calling on its nearest and closest countries to shut borders to Malians, claiming that the duration of the transition must not outpass. Noticeably, This most unlawful and barbaric decision cost legs and hands to Roch K whose countrymen were feeling Malians' pain in every single second went to overthrow him in the same month. To shortcut, since then some beyond the nation borders love Mali through its leader Assimi Goïta for his consistency to make Mali an outstanding one in nations concert while some seem to hate him, thinking that he is bringing back dictatorship. Churchill quoted ''we shall never surrender'', so Assimi doesn't like to surrender too.

N'golo Yaya Berthé