In a decisive address before the National Assembly during Friday’s session on pressing national issues, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko delivered a firm warning regarding the newly tightened legislation targeting unnatural acts. With unwavering resolve, he underscored that the law will be enforced rigorously, leaving no room for exemptions or leniency.
The Prime Minister made it unequivocally clear that the crackdown will extend beyond minor offenders. Using vivid language, he declared that even those in positions of power—what he termed the “big fish”—would not escape accountability. His message was unambiguous: the goal is to completely eradicate such behavior from the country.
Sonko’s stance also extended to international scrutiny. He dismissed concerns raised by Western governments about the legislation, asserting that Senegal operates on its own sovereign terms. This uncompromising position aligns with the principles he has championed since assuming office, reinforcing a strong national stance against external interference.
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