Ouagadougou: The Amazons of FasoKooz, a citizen monitoring movement aimed at raising awareness and mobilizing populations for the Popular Progressive Revolution, organized a concert on Saturday evening to show support for the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traor©. The movement believes that his development actions align with the aspirations of the Burkinabe people.
According to Burkina Information Agency, the concert was held at the Tampouy roundabout and was titled "One Roundabout, One Concert." Labidi Naba, spokesperson for the FasoKooz movement, stated that the event was organized to support President Traor© and his government in their efforts to secure and develop Burkina Faso. The concert also focused on the theme, "Role and place of women in the process of integration of the peoples of the AES Confederation," and was backed by the artist Menfils Balla le Yaaba, the initiator of the concept.
Mr. Naba spoke during the event, highlighting the participation of numerous artists such as Sabil, Onasis, Kezy, Privat, Cs Bazaro, Bissakoman, Aly Ponr© 1er, Colonel, and Pascal Reel© Wend©, who performed to a large audience. He also expressed support for the three Presidents of the Confederation of AES States: Captain Ibrahim Traor© of Burkina Faso, Generals Assimi Gota of Mali, and Abdourahamane Tiani of Niger, acknowledging their efforts towards development and national sovereignty.
Labidi Naba emphasized the importance of mobilizing women and men of the AES to defend the ideals promoted by the three heads of state for the transformation, liberation, and development of their shared space. Nina Ou©draogo, another spokesperson for the FasoKooz Amazons, called on women to recognize the significance of the ongoing Progressive Popular Revolution in Burkina Faso and the AES region.
Ms. Ou©draogo noted that the concert was a starting point for women's mobilization and a patriotic commitment to ensuring a sovereign and united AES for future generations. Menfils Balla le Yaaba, reflecting on the event, highlighted the ongoing fight against imperialism in Ouagadougou and encouraged women and sisters to unify in support of the AES leaders.