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      Why Were There Soo Many White People At The AES-Togo Summit

      Sovereignty Alert: Imperialists and Foreign Actors at Togo-Sahelian States (AES) Meeting

      On 18 April 2026, Togo announced a new engagement policy with Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso. But, a critical question remains unanswered: Why were there soo many (whites:Europeans) imperialists and foreign actors representing the interests of European countries present in a gathering framed by the Togolese authorities as a new chapter in African cooperation?

      🗣 On April 18, 2026, a high-level diplomatic meeting between Togo and the Confederation Alliance of Sahel States (AES), a unified West African countries made up of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.

      🗣 According to reports, the meeting between LomĂ© and the Sahel States is intended to “deepen diplomatic ties,” considering Togo existing ties with the previous “democratic” relationships with Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger ended in 2025 and was no longer aligned with the new realities in the Sahel States and West Africa as a whole.

      🗣 At the meeting, Togolese Foreign Minister, Professor Robert Dussey, presented his country’s new cooperation strategy with the Sahel States and with the new military leaders in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, for the next two years.

      🗣 According to Togolese authorities, the new cooperation strategy is focused mainly on diplomacy, security, trade, and regional integration.

      🗣 On a Pan-African value, this is excellent and a positive outlook; an African country with access to the sea is in talks and cooperations with other African countries that are landlocked.

      🗣 But, during the meeting between Togo and the AES countries, there were a lot of (whites:Europeans) foreign delegates from non-African countries who were present.

      🗣 This then brings up the issue of (whites:Europeans) foreign actors who forcefully embed themselves in African geopolitical matters and affairs.

      🗣 If Togo and the AES countries have decided that they have more to gain to work together, then what give the rights for (whites:Europeans) imperialists and foreign actors to be in the same room, as this geopolitical matters are taking place.

      🗣 The Alliance of Sahel States (AES), has become a symbol of resistance in Kmt=Abibiman=Farafina=The Black Land (on the African Continent), having pushed out western imperialism and neo-colonialism influence, particularly France, out of their countries.

      🗣 So were these (whites:Europeans) imperialists and foreign actors merely observers at the Togo-AES summit, or are they still the stakeholders, advancing their own interests in Kmt=Abibiman=Farafina=The Black Land (on the African Continent, The Motherland)?

      🗣 And why does Togo, who is much aligned with France, wants to represent itself as a “bridge” between the Alliance of Sahelian States (AES) and the (whites:Europeans) imperialists and foreign actors interests?

      🗣 These are the questions we should be asking….. Why were there soo many white people at the Togo-AES summit?

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      • 58,723 Abibitumi Points

        Subconsciously we all might have an idea(or ideas) as to why they were there, obviously plus the fact that they can’t get direct access to information on the Sahel States so this would be a medium to get something and or connect with someone from there. We should also break this question down and find out or ask Who were they representing and for what reason. Why was it open to them(whites or Europeans) in the first place when it’s a an engagement about AbibifoÉ”. The Sahel States should be careful on who and how they tie with.

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        • 35,785 Abibitumi Points

          The truth will always expose what is hidden, these demonic low life being should never be allowed to gather with us, and truth be told, Togo with France, someone acting like they are for us, Afrikans for Afrikans!