Former AU Ambassador to the US Reveals FRANÇAFRIQUE’s Horrible Secrets – Dr Arikana Chihombori-Quao
Françafrique is a term coined to describe the intricate and often controversial relationship between France and its former African colonies. Stemming from the colonial era, it encompasses political, economic, and military ties that persist today. Critics argue that it perpetuates neocolonialism, enabling French influence over African nations' policies and resources. This arrangement has faced criticism due to allegations of exploitation, propping up autocratic regimes, and inhibiting genuine post-colonial development. Proponents contend it promotes stability and economic collaboration.
However, today in the year 2023, the truth behind this wicked and cunning pact that France forced its colonies to sign, is being brought to light. You are about to listen to some of the most shocking and wicked ways that France put in place, in order to continue its colonisation agenda, in Africa.
Listen to Dr Arikana Chihombori-Quao, the former AU ambassador to the US, reveal the horrible secrets behind France's FRANCE-AFRIQUE.
The enduring effects of France-afrique on African nations are multifaceted. Economically, dependency on the French Franc's successor, the CFA franc, has limited monetary autonomy, affecting fiscal policies. Politically, close ties between French leaders and African elites have sometimes supported authoritarian regimes, impeding democratic progress. Resource extraction continues to favor French interests, hindering local economic diversification. Military interventions have shaped conflict dynamics. While some argue France-afrique brings stability, others view it as neocolonial manipulation, hampering genuine self-determination. Overall, these long-lasting effects underscore the complexities of post-colonial relationships, sparking debates on sovereignty, development, and power imbalances.
To sever ties with France-afrique, African nations should prioritize economic and political autonomy. Establishing their own currencies, independent of the CFA franc,
