Ibrahim Traore, President of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 Inagurated their Gold refinery

[Skydrill]

This is a development Burkina Faso never saw all the past years under the colonial France who at the same time, can be said to be one of the highest owners of the gold reserve ranking in the world. This I beautiful for those who admire sovereignty and wants Africa to fully develop into it fulls potential. Just the same way Democracy has been the case for the past 66 years but couldn't build major infrastructures supporting Burkina Faso's economy.

Ibrahim Traore is busy making his ancestors proud and his nation. This is the reason why we see consistent attempts to assassinate him but all the imperialistic plans turn into failure. This is a start of something new in Africa and if every African nation can do the same, then we can achieve the United African dream. One day, this will be the same for Nigeria. Tinubu the president of Nigeria is striking a deal with the United States while Burkina Faso is building sovereignty. Fellow Africans can only achieve this if they kill and chase out imperialism.

Every African should follow suit and build sovereignty. I love this news.

BurkinaFaso Inagurated Gold refinery

I think it all boils down to the problem of ideology between African leaders, sometimes I choose to ignore these foreign powers because they are not the primary problem of the African continent, perhaps it is time for Africa to decide or take their destiny into their hands, how can a continent develop when some leaders want to spend all their life in power, it's not as if they can even initiate any good economic policy that impact their people positively yet they won't leave or allow people with good ideas step into leadership.

When you have a leader that is very passionate about his country and people, then it becomes very difficult for such a leader to be easily swayed by foreign powers and that is what is actually happening in Burkina Faso right now, Ibrahim Traore isn't only passionate but he also happens to know what his people need and he is totally committed to meeting these needs by investing in infrastructure and the industrialization of Burkina Faso which is key to economic growth and self sufficiency, within a short period of time, Burkina Faso will become one of Africa's most industrialized nations if he continues with this pace.

[Oluwa-btc]

The story of this leader in Burkina Faso intrigues me. It's hard to filter what is true from what is propaganda. The concept of being most autonomous as possible and to stop exporting raw materials to manufacture them inside the country is great and an example another countries should follow, but at same time, it's hard to measure how efficient this regime is being, especially regards the security aspect.

It's said more than 50% of the territory isn't controlled by the official forces of the country, rather they are under control of terrorist groups. Meanwhile, the government is being ineffective recovering such territories and keeping the population safe. They even created a national militia composed of free volunteers, but since they aren't well trained, they are being smashed by the terrorists. At least, that is what I've been reading.

It is no propaganda right. In the few years he has been in control, he has pushed for his people to be a lot independent. So far, he has been efficient reasons why the western media keeps on calling him a dictator and junta while he has not even done anything wrong but put his people and country first over the west and majorly France. He is  not alone when it comes to the alliance and safety both Mali and Niger are all together protecting themselves and make sure that they push out western supported and sponsored jihad terrorist. Thry have done so well for themselves.

That terrorist group is being sponsored by France and with the help of Ukrainian soldiers organising and helping them. They say Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger are proxies to Russia so they will do anything to see them destabilised. But then, the Sahel brothers are still kicking their dirty asses none stop.

[Taricoins]

Anytime I see news about Ibrahim Traore and Burkina Faso, am always impressed and happy, it makes me feel like there is hope for Africa. Nigeria is soo indebt that I don't think they will be leaving the clutches of the west anytime soon. And one beautiful thing about his leadership is that even if the government doesn't have, he brings the problem to the citizens and together they help solve the problem, that's what he did with the huge multi road project he did. If leaders are upfront and development happens, citizens would be happy to help

[DYOR+BTC]

Anytime I see news about Ibrahim Traore and Burkina Faso, am always impressed and happy, it makes me feel like there is hope for Africa. Nigeria is soo indebt that I don't think they will be leaving the clutches of the west anytime soon. And one beautiful thing about his leadership is that even if the government doesn't have, he brings the problem to the citizens and together they help solve the problem, that's what he did with the huge multi road project he did. If leaders are upfront and development happens, citizens would be happy to help

I don't think their is a leader as transparent as Abraham Traore in Africa today, seeing him at times makes me believe there are leaders with vision and dreams of creating a conducive environment for the poor masses and I won't stop commending him for his good works in his country.
As for Nigeria I think we should write them off because I have not seen any leader ready to effect positive changes in the country,  all they are interested at is stealing for their personal interest. If Nigeria is to experience changes i don't think its from this administration because Tinubu and his administration can never do anything in the country.

[Jostern]

Anytime I see news about Ibrahim Traore and Burkina Faso, am always impressed and happy, it makes me feel like there is hope for Africa. Nigeria is soo indebt that I don't think they will be leaving the clutches of the west anytime soon. And one beautiful thing about his leadership is that even if the government doesn't have, he brings the problem to the citizens and together they help solve the problem, that's what he did with the huge multi road project he did. If leaders are upfront and development happens, citizens would be happy to help

Ibrahim Traore is an evidence that Military Government isn’t so bad as people would usually assume, I don’t really know what democracy and civilian government have brought to Africa, so many countries that are suffering today in Africa is because of bad governance as a result of democracy.

I’m really happy for the job that Ibrahim Traore is doing for Burkina Faso, he has totally restructured the country, basically on infrastructure and economic development.

The Gold refinery that he has built is going to serve as a major economical development, it would definitely bring investors to the country to do business with them.

I wish other African leaders would use Ibrahim Traore governance in Burkina Faso as a model for them to Govern Properly.

[programmer3666]

This is a development Burkina Faso never saw all the past years under the colonial France who at the same time, can be said to be one of the highest owners of the gold reserve ranking in the world. This I beautiful for those who admire sovereignty and wants Africa to fully develop into it fulls potential. Just the same way Democracy has been the case for the past 66 years but couldn't build major infrastructures supporting Burkina Faso's economy.

Ibrahim Traore is busy making his ancestors proud and his nation. This is the reason why we see consistent attempts to assassinate him but all the imperialistic plans turn into failure. This is a start of something new in Africa and if every African nation can do the same, then we can achieve the United African dream. One day, this will be the same for Nigeria. Tinubu the president of Nigeria is striking a deal with the United States while Burkina Faso is building sovereignty. Fellow Africans can only achieve this if they kill and chase out imperialism.

Every African should follow suit and build sovereignty. I love this news.

BurkinaFaso Inagurated Gold refinery

All these historic wonders being achieved by Traore make one wonder about the kind of failure civilian rule has shown over the years, because it is absolutely incredible to imagine a military leader who attained power through a coup is just performing wonders and doing groundbreaking infrastrutural developments in his country, meanwhile, the other neighboring African countries who have been on democracy for decades are still finding it hard to develop. No leader on earth is 100 percent perfect, but at least to be a good leader is not that much of a difficult task, all  you need is the active political will and genuine good of the people you are leading at heart and you will very much perform wonders. In a few more years time, if Ibrahim Traore stays on this wonderful path of industrial development and total self reliance, he will set a landmark of expectations and a solid institutional structure that any other person who comes after him will have no choice but to work.

[Rockstarguy]

Now using this case of Ibrahim Traore leadership vision that is transforming Burkina Faso would we not be right to cement it that democratic governance does not favour African countries cause it is not in it design made to do so.

Do you think he is being a good leader because he is in the military? If the military is the reason why he is leading the people well, why are other African leaders who took over governments through coups not performing well? I think the only thing the military has to do with him is that he was able to take power. If he were a civilian, he would still have the interests of the people at heart.

Maybe he wouldn't have had the opportunity to become president because corrupt politicians will always block good people from coming in to provide good leadership. He is a good leader because of who he is and not because he is in the military.