‘They Are Afraid of a Genuine Revolution’: Nigerien Perspective on Madagascar and Cameroon’s Turmoil
22:59 16.10.2025 (Updated: 23:04 16.10.2025)
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‘They Are Afraid of a Genuine Revolution’: Nigerien Perspective on Madagascar and Cameroon’s Turmoil
"The problem in Madagascar is the issue of poverty. There is a problem with the distribution of electricity, drinking water, and healthcare," Issoufou Boubacar Kado Magagi told Sputnik Africa.
The African Union remains cautious: a few principled statements, but little concrete action, he noted.
"France rushed to evacuate" President Rajoelina, allegedly for his safety. But "in reality, they are afraid of a genuine revolution. It’s a revolution they have tried to control," the expert asserted.
According to him, "people close to France will take power there."
In Cameroon, the post-electoral situation continues to divide.
"The youth are demanding qualitative change," the Nigerien emphasized.
A common spirit runs through these two nations: that of a generation rejecting stagnation and demanding its share of the future, Magagi seemed to suggest.
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