Any Ghanaian who has not seen this nonsense before?
Any Ghanaian who has not seen this nonsense before?
Mr Smith 1 month ago
To hell with their so called democracy.
To hell with their so called democracy.
Truth Table 1 month ago
Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. (John 14:6) .
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Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. (John 14:6) .
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Holy Sinner 1 month ago
Who is this stupid journalist referring to Burkina Faso as a troubled country?.
Who is this stupid journalist referring to Burkina Faso as a troubled country?.
Bobo 1 month ago
Traore should organise free and fair elections as soon as possible if he is that popular to further entrench himself in power legitimately and continue his good works. Failure in this will put him in a bad light and make his ... read full comment
Traore should organise free and fair elections as soon as possible if he is that popular to further entrench himself in power legitimately and continue his good works. Failure in this will put him in a bad light and make his government grapple with insecurities.
Solo 1 month ago
Democracy alone doesn't work in Africa
Democracy alone doesn't work in Africa
Alexander Boateng 1 month ago
Yes he's a good leader
Yes he's a good leader
Opoku Mensah 1 month ago
Military rule is abnormal, dangerous, risky, and a threat to peace and human dignity, no matter how the leader tries to be responsible. How can one man decide and control the affairs of the executive, legislature, and judicia ... read full comment
Military rule is abnormal, dangerous, risky, and a threat to peace and human dignity, no matter how the leader tries to be responsible. How can one man decide and control the affairs of the executive, legislature, and judiciary for a country of huge diversity? Even if a situation in a country warrants a military takeover, it should not remain in power for more than six months to pave the way for a constitutional government. We, human beings, have our limitations; hence, absolute power corrupts absolutely. The Burkinabés are indeed going through a serious repressive regime, but they don't have the opportunity to be heard. It is only the military propaganda that has the power to be heard, which is contrary to what is the reality.
Maxwell 1 month ago
Military rule is inherently abnormal, dangerous, and deeply risky. It is a grave threat to peace and human dignity, regardless of how responsible or well-intentioned a military leader may claim to be. How can a single individ ... read full comment
Military rule is inherently abnormal, dangerous, and deeply risky. It is a grave threat to peace and human dignity, regardless of how responsible or well-intentioned a military leader may claim to be. How can a single individual legitimately decide and control the affairs of the executive, legislature, and judiciary in a country marked by vast ethnic, cultural, and political diversity? Such concentration of power is fundamentally incompatible with justice and accountability.
Even where a nation’s circumstances appear to justify a military intervention, such an arrangement should be strictly temporary. A military government should not remain in power for more than six months, during which it must pave the way for a return to constitutional and civilian rule. History has repeatedly shown that prolonged military governance erodes institutions rather than strengthens them.
As human beings, we all have limitations. This is precisely why unchecked authority is dangerous. Absolute power corrupts absolutely, no matter the character or intentions of the individual wielding it. Without institutional restraints, transparency, and popular consent, governance easily degenerates into repression.
The people of Burkina Faso are presently enduring a harsh and repressive regime, yet they lack meaningful avenues to express their grievances or be heard. Their voices are drowned out by state-controlled military propaganda, which dominates public discourse and projects a narrative that sharply contradicts the reality of ordinary citizens' experience. What the world hears, therefore, is not the truth of the people, but the carefully crafted voice of power.
Nii 1 month ago
So that they can develop wai
So that they can develop wai
Cpd 1 month ago
Political parties are useless and raise thieves who steal from the country.
Political parties are useless and raise thieves who steal from the country.
Nye bro 1 month ago
You have said it all. Political parties in Africa are useless! They only breed thieves and corrupt leaders!
You have said it all. Political parties in Africa are useless! They only breed thieves and corrupt leaders!
Kwaku 1 month ago
Who wrote this bloody article, far from truth, typical bbc lies all over again
Who wrote this bloody article, far from truth, typical bbc lies all over again
Agbeli Kumordziì 1 month ago
Political parties have failed the nation is about time
time one stand to fix the nation without any uncertainty opposition so often take bribe from foreign governments to sell their own country
Political parties have failed the nation is about time
time one stand to fix the nation without any uncertainty opposition so often take bribe from foreign governments to sell their own country
Any Ghanaian who has not seen this nonsense before?
To hell with their so called democracy.
Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. (John 14:6) .
. .
Who is this stupid journalist referring to Burkina Faso as a troubled country?.
Traore should organise free and fair elections as soon as possible if he is that popular to further entrench himself in power legitimately and continue his good works. Failure in this will put him in a bad light and make his ...
read full comment
Democracy alone doesn't work in Africa
Yes he's a good leader
Military rule is abnormal, dangerous, risky, and a threat to peace and human dignity, no matter how the leader tries to be responsible. How can one man decide and control the affairs of the executive, legislature, and judicia ...
read full comment
Military rule is inherently abnormal, dangerous, and deeply risky. It is a grave threat to peace and human dignity, regardless of how responsible or well-intentioned a military leader may claim to be. How can a single individ ...
read full comment
So that they can develop wai
Political parties are useless and raise thieves who steal from the country.
You have said it all. Political parties in Africa are useless! They only breed thieves and corrupt leaders!
Who wrote this bloody article, far from truth, typical bbc lies all over again
Political parties have failed the nation is about time
time one stand to fix the nation without any uncertainty opposition so often take bribe from foreign governments to sell their own country