Maimouna Sène, a key figure in the Alliance Pour la République (APR) national executive secretariat, has sharply criticized Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, urging him to take legal action if tangible evidence exists. Her remarks underscore concerns over national governance and the urgent need for accountability that prioritizes the welfare of Senegalese citizens.
In her statement, the former lawmaker condemned what she described as strategic distractions and politically motivated judicial maneuvers. She emphasized that accountability must remain an institutional obligation—not a tool for political posturing or public manipulation.
Calls for economic and social priorities
Maimouna Sène highlighted the critical need for the government to focus on pressing economic and social challenges facing Senegal. She stressed the importance of tackling inflation, fostering job creation, and revitalizing the national economy to improve living standards for citizens.
« If you possess concrete evidence, pursue legal avenues and allow judicial institutions to operate without interference, » she asserted, directly addressing the Prime Minister. Her message underscored the importance of transparency and institutional integrity in governance.
The APR representative concluded by urging Ousmane Sonko to move beyond rhetoric and demonstrate tangible leadership in public administration. She called for greater accountability and ethical conduct in managing state affairs.
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