Dr.Laye.Dieng 🇸🇳

No deff niou dougueul coup irrégulier

Le rappel matinal du plus beau but de la CAN par les champions d’Afrique 🇸🇳⭐️⭐️ je n’arrête pas tant que le TAS n’aura pas feinté le royaume

Personne ne dira que ces un Fake News ces paroles 😥🤦

Cette vidéo sera un rappel pour l’éternité face à la corruption et de l’injustice. Chaque jour je vais la poster ici 😍🇸🇳⭐️⭐️

Apres avoir exécuter le sale boulot.

Nous sommes dans l’urgence. C’est pour mon neveu. Rt please @ciousgift please

Ne dites rien ! Juste un Retweet 🔁 🇸🇳

Le mandataire marocain vient d’être escorté hors du Stade de France

L’ambiance autour du Stade de France est déjà incroyable ! Quel plaisir de retrouver des visages qu’on n’avait pas vus depuis un moment ! One love ! 🫶🇸🇳🫶

📌Tay Mou Nekh 🇸🇳😊🔥🔥🔥🔥🏟️

Où sont les huissiers ?

Mettez moi sur ce tweet toutes les images du Stade de France (Sénégal vs Pérou).

🔚 𝙁𝙄𝙉 𝘿𝙀 𝙈𝘼𝙏𝘾𝙃 | Le Sénégal s’impose 2-0 face au Pérou en match amical, grâce à des réalisations de Nicolas Jackson et Ismaïla Sarr. À noter que les Lions ont présenté leur trophée de la CAN au public avant le coup d’envoi. Prochain rendez-vous : mardi à Diamniadio pour le deuxième match de cette fenêtre internationale, face à la Gambie.

@tsdpdlv14 @Ahmadoubamba36 @OneMTH1406 Le mien svp

@Ahmadoubamba36 @OneMTH1406 Je regarde en direct sur YouTube

Legui nan lay setanei match bi ? Non Sénégal dou deuk waay

@sane932 @l0rdMsN Nous sommes extrêmement fier de toi Malang. Le boulot que tu abas est exceptionnel.

I am incredibly proud of my Senegalese people. After what took place at the Stade de France, I can rest in peace.

Quand il faut faire preuve de solidarité, aucun peuple ne s'assoit à la table du Sénégal.

Les Champions d’Afrique. 🇸🇳🏆

Republie 🔁 si tu es derrière le Sénégal 🇸🇳 🥹

Depuis la France où il vit en exil, Elie Kamano se défend d’avoir été payé sans préciser pour autant les conditions d’organisation de cette conférence. forbiddenstories.org/fr/sahel-journ…

@onduhungirehe ,@autruicomoi

What happened today at the African Union is a stark reminder that leadership matters. It's unbelievable to note that a whole continental organisation can be tarnished or driven into a crisis by its own Chairperson, who is in office for not even two months. Unlike what I read here and there in the media, today's decision by the twenty (20) AU member States who broke the silence was not aimed at rejecting the candidature of anyone. It was aimed at opposing a flawed procedure initiated by President Evariste Ndayishimiye of Burundi, Chairperson of the African Union, in total violation of all rules and regulations governing African candidatures in the international system. In this matter, everything was wrong from day one: FIRST, on 2nd March 2026, the Permanent Representative of Burundi in New York sent a letter to the President of the UN General Assembly, informing her that: "my government, current Chair of the African Union, nominates His Excellency Macky Sall, former President of the Republic of Senegal, for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations". This submission of an African candidature to the position of UN Secretary General came as a surprise to all African Heads of State and Government, as none of them was consulted by the AU Chairperson before taking this important decision. SECOND, after submitting the candidature of former President Macky Sall in New York, the President of Burundi attempted to force his African counterparts to endorse this gross breach of procedure. Indeed, he yesterday convened the bureau of the African Union (attended by only two other members) and decided to put such an important matter under an unusual 24-hour "silence procedure". In other words, President Ndayishimiye, instead of convening an AU Summit to advise him on the right procedure, chose to give his fellow AU Heads of State and Government only 24 hours to either endorse, by keeping silent, an AU decision that "EXPRESSES ITS FIRM SUPPORT to the President of the Republic of Burundi, H.E. Evariste Ndayishimiye, Chairperson of the AU for 2026, for having presented the candidacy of President Macky Sall [...] for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations", or to reject it by breaking the silence. This was too much for many AU member States, which could not accept such a diktat and such disrespect from their Chairperson. They then decided to break the silence, block his decision and remind President Ndayishimiye that the African Union is governed by the rule of law. Unfortunately, the damage was already done in the outside world but I hope that this incident will nonetheless serve us as a lesson for future appointments of AU Chairpersons.