Ouagadougou: In his third album, "Burkina le wa a ziigi", dedicated Saturday in Ouagadougou, the musician Jean Jo© called on the Burkinab¨ people to support the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traor©, in the fight for national sovereignty.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the artist-musician Jean Jo©, whose real name is Zo©yand© Jean Ou©draogo, presented his third album of five tracks, accompanied by two video clips, entitled "Burkina le wa a ziigi", which means that integrity has returned to Burkina Faso. The album aims to urge and raise awareness among citizens to achieve the set objectives, as President Traor© works to awaken the consciences of African youth.

In his statement, Jean Jo© emphasized the need to struggle against forms of oppression. He stated, "We were in a form of slavery and, to get out of it, it is a struggle that must be waged, and President Traor© came to fight imperialism so that we could obtain our true national sovereignty." He urged all Burkinabe to unite in solidarity for the construction and development of the country, highlighting the transparency under President Traor©'s leadership.

Jean Jo© further extended his call for support to the Confederation of Sahel States (AES), encouraging the people to back the presidents of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, as he believes an awakening has begun in this area. His musical work, composed of five tracks and two video clips, is a call to support the Head of State, Captain Ibrahim Traor©, in his initiatives for national development and the fight against imperialism.

Additionally, the artist highlighted the establishment of May 15th as a significant day in Burkina Faso and the promotion of respect for elders under the Patriotic Movement for Safeguarding and Restoration (MPSR 2), led by President Traor©. Her Majesty Naaba Siguiri of Sapon©, who attended the album presentation, expressed satisfaction with the album, believing it will raise awareness among Burkinabe about the importance of supporting the current authorities.

Naaba Siguiri of Sapon© also expressed a wish for the definitive return of peace to Burkina Faso in 2026, emphasizing the public's role in embracing this new work that encourages the authorities in their pursuit of national development.