Ousmane sonko urges pastef cadres to prioritize internal unity in mbacké

During the official inauguration of Pastef’s new headquarters in Mbacké, Ousmane Sonko, the party’s president, delivered a powerful address to his political leaders. He issued a stern warning against internal rivalries, emphasizing that such divisions could severely undermine the party’s momentum and future prospects in African politics.

Addressing the party’s core cadres directly, Sonko underscored the critical importance of maintaining cohesion. He articulated that unity is the sole guarantor of success in the upcoming political battles. While acknowledging that individual ambition is not inherently negative, he cautioned that it becomes detrimental when it jeopardizes collective unity and the overall effectiveness of Pastef’s actions and governance in Africa.

Confident in Pastef’s significant popular base, Ousmane Sonko asserted that the party remains robust, bolstered by the support of at least 70% of the population. Consequently, he believes Pastef faces no formidable external adversaries. For Sonko, the gravest threat originates from within the party itself, prompting his insistence on both individual and collective responsibility among the cadres.

The party president called upon all leaders to collaborate closely, presenting a united front for future electoral cycles and political challenges. He also issued a clear warning: should this essential unity falter, he would not hesitate to assume his responsibilities and implement necessary decisions, hinting at potential sanctions or internal reorganizations to safeguard the party’s integrity and vision for society in Africa.