As part of the African Union Day celebrations, some Ghanaians who have identified as themselves as supporters of Captain Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso’s leader, staged a solidarity walk.
The March titled Walk with Traoré took place in Accra, the capital of Ghana. The walk was a move to warn Western immigrants to move out of the continent.
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During the march, participants issued a pointed warning to African leaders they accuse of aligning with former colonial powers, urging them to prioritize African interests.
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The supporters also sent a message to the international community, declaring that any threat or harm to Captain Traoré would trigger a fierce response, stating, “The world will have to face us.”