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It has been a year since we marched with the CNSP and the entire Nigerien Army, who made the historic choice to free the country from the disastrous management of the Renaissance, and today, no matter what anyone says, despite certain completely reasonable concerns, we are swept up in history. We will write this new story with our sweat and blood if necessary. Can those adulterated Nigerian socialists finally understand that miserable lives and vanity are worthless and can sink with just a little? So, we have never been the strongest, able to look down arrogantly at God and believe that we are strong enough to rule over everything human. It has been a year since we proudly marched with our army, and even if we made such a choice, we have gone through complicated times, but we are happy to rediscover the joy of dignity and pride. We will never get freedom and dignity through the easy path. There will always be a price to pay and sacrifices to make. Where are those who laughed at Nigerians so rudely yesterday and made fun of everyone? Why are they suddenly humble and cautious?
We won.
Everything has changed in the country over the past year. It is true that momentum has faded, doubts and hesitations have set in. But our march will always be arrogant, noble and exciting, as long as it is in the fight for our beloved Niger. So now is not the time to be afraid, nor to abandon the drive that drives us to face together our destiny as a free and strong people, a dignified and militant people. Yes, today, as yesterday, we will continue to persevere in our common struggle. Tomorrow, we will continue to move forward. Together.
We will be victorious.
For a few months, we have defeated the bad guys. Our country is in the hands of its children, we are satisfied with our lives and have new dreams of rebuilding the future. Yes, we are walking, we are no longer alone on the difficult road to freedom. Together with our brothers in Mali and Burkina Faso, we are writing a new great epic of a new Africa that Africans dream of in the new century. We salute our youth, who are the vanguard of this sovereign struggle initiated by the people, under the leadership of the National Security Party, which understands the challenges of the current historical situation.
Tomorrow we will continue the march again with our army. For the best of our people, as long as we have to go through difficult times again. We are sure that tomorrow the AES, to which our countries, all of Africa, are looking, will see a new day and place the final hope in it to free it from the bad guys. Generations had to sacrifice themselves for the dignity of all peoples. Today a generation understands this and for her and her memory, tomorrow, another day, we will erect a monument to immortalize her and remember in marble her strength and wisdom that will always inspire future generations.
Yes, we are still fighting. I have no doubt that tomorrow, together with our other allies in the Sahel, we will be victorious.
Ali Sumana (The Messenger)
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