Niger : "La France veut gagner du temps pour éliminer les Putschistes"

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à       é.   : https://www.youtube.com/@EbeneMediaTVActu?sub_confirmation=1  ------------------------------------------------------------------ Le militant panafricaniste Kemi Seba a été chaleureusement accueilli à son arrivée à Niamey, au Niger. Sa visite dans le pays coïncide avec l'annonce du retrait des 1 500 soldats français, ce qui a suscité des réactions mitigées parmi la population nigérienne. Seba a souligné que malgré cette annonce, la France cherchait en réalité à gagner du temps, et il a critiqué l'attitude arrogante du président français Emmanuel Macron. Il a également dénoncé les menaces de la CEDEAO et a appelé à la mobilisation pour résister à une prétendue guerre économique imposée au Niger. Le gouvernement nigérien a fait savoir que le calendrier du retrait des troupes françaises serait décidé en accord avec Paris, et les États-Unis envisagent également un possible retrait de leurs soldats stationnés dans le pays. La décision de la France de retirer ses troupes et ses diplomates du Niger fait suite au coup d'État militaire qui a renversé le président nigérien pro-français Mohamed Bazoum en juillet. Environ 1 500 soldats français quitteront le pays d'ici la fin de l'année. Cette annonce a été saluée par de nombreux Nigériens, qui se sont mobilisés lors de manifestations contre la présence militaire française. Cependant, la menace d'une intervention armée de la CEDEAO persiste. Le retrait des forces étrangères, en particulier françaises, du Niger reste un enjeu complexe qui influence les relations internationales du pays et son avenir politique. #KemiSeba #panafricaniste #Niger #manifestation #CEDEAO #guerreéconomique #Macron #ÉtatsUnis #soldats #gouvernement #coupdÉtat #forcesantifrançaises #diplomates #nigerfrance #franceniger #ebenemediatv #mgm #politique ________________________________________       '     .            'é.   éç      é.      à  e

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00:17 As soon as Macron announced the departure of France to Nigeria, the Elysée prepares

00:22 macabre and fallacious strategies on Nigerian soil, according to Kemi Seba, a renowned Pan-Africanist

00:27 activist .

00:28 According to Kemi Seba, it is crucial that the Nigerian population understand that the

00:33 alleged departure of France is only a maneuver to buy time.

00:36 He claims that the Nigerian people clearly expressed their wish to see the French army

00:40 leave as soon as possible.

00:42 He strongly criticizes Macron's arrogant attitude, which seems to consider that he

00:47 has just decided when the colonizers have to fold their bags.

00:50 Kemi Seba was welcomed by a crowd in Lyon.

00:54 His visit to the country is not limited to symbolic meetings, but also aims to comment

00:59 on recent events that shake Nigeria, in particular the announcement of the withdrawal of the

01:03 1,500 French soldiers.

01:04 The announcement of the withdrawal of French troops was welcomed favorably by many

01:09 Nigerians.

01:10 Over the past few weeks, several demonstrations against the French military presence have

01:15 gathered tens of thousands of people in Niamey.

01:18 However, even if it seems less likely, the threat of an armed intervention by the

01:23 CDAO still plagues the country.

01:25 Kemi Seba denounces the leaders of the CDAO who continue to threaten and attack

01:30 Nigeria.

01:31 For him, this is an economic war and an asphyxiation imposed on the Nigerian population.

01:36 He calls for a general mobilization to resist this war, and emphasizes that Nigeria is

01:41 not alone in this struggle.

01:43 As for the withdrawal calendar of French troops, the Nigerian government

01:48 recalls that a common agreement with Paris must be established.

01:51 On their side, the United States, which has 1,100 soldiers stationed in Nigeria, also

01:57 envisages a possible withdrawal.

01:58 President Emmanuel Macron confirmed that France will withdraw its military and diplomats

02:04 from Nigeria following the successful coup by anti-French forces.

02:08 This decision will lead to the departure of about 1,500 soldiers by the end of the year.

02:13 France has decided to withdraw its ambassador.

02:16 In the coming hours, our ambassador and several diplomats will return to France,

02:22 said Macron during an interview.

02:24 He also announced the end of military cooperation with the Nigerian authorities,

02:29 specifying that the repatriation of French troops will be carried out in the coming months.

02:32 It should be noted that the pro-French Nigerian president, Mohamed Bazoum, was overthrown

02:38 during a military coup in July, thus marking a turn in relations

02:42 between France and Nigeria.

02:44 The issue of the withdrawal of foreign forces, especially French, from Nigeria remains

02:49 a burning and complex subject.

02:51 The massive demonstrations and passionate statements of Kemi Seba testify to the importance

02:56 of this issue for the Nigerian people.

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