JUST IN: MAHAMA BLAMES FRANCE & U.S. OVER SAHEL... 😳

🇬🇭 *GHANA BREAKS RANKS? MAHAMA DEFENDS THE AES — TOGO ALSO SPEAKS OUT* President John Dramani Mahama has made significant remarks on the situation in the Sahel, calling for greater regional and international support for *Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso — the Alliance of Sahel States (AES)* — rather than simply condemning them. During a recent dialogue, President Mahama addressed the growing insecurity across the Sahel and discussed what he considers some of the underlying factors driving instability in the region. His comments raise important questions about how West Africa should respond to the security crisis and how regional countries can work together to confront the challenges facing the continent. But Ghana was not the only country to speak on the issue. At the **United Nations General Assembly**, Togo also expressed positions concerning the Sahel and showed support for Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, adding another important voice to the growing regional conversation surrounding the AES. In this video, we bring the two developments together and take a broader look at: 🔹 What President Mahama said about Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso 🔹 Why Ghana is calling for support rather than condemnation 🔹 Mahama's analysis of the root causes of insecurity in the Sahel 🔹 Togo's position at the United Nations General Assembly 🔹 The growing regional debate surrounding the Alliance of Sahel States 🔹 Ghana, Togo and the future of regional cooperation 🔹 The security crisis affecting West Africa and the wider Sahel 🔹 What these statements could mean for relations between the AES and the rest of West Africa This is more than just a political statement — it is part of a much larger debate about *African security, regional sovereignty, cooperation and the future direction of West Africa.* Watch the full analysis and share your thoughts in the comments. 👉 *Do you think West African countries should increase cooperation with the AES in the fight against insecurity?* #Ghana #Mahama #BurkinaFaso #Mali #Niger #AES #AllianceOfSahelStates #Togo #WestAfrica #Sahel #Africa #AfricanUnion #UNGA #Geopolitics #AfricanPolitics #PanAfricanism #WestAfricaSecurity #IbrahimTraore