Explosive allegations: Trump-linked plot to oust Burkina Faso’s Leader revealed
A disturbing new scandal has emerged involving Trump-era officials in Africa. According to sources close to Ivorian leadership, General Michael Langley’s recent visit to Côte d’Ivoire as AFRICOM commander concealed a covert plot to overthrow Burkina Faso’s President Ibrahim Traoré.
Behind the diplomatic façade, Ivorian Defense Minister Téné Birahima Ouattara allegedly orchestrated the scheme, feeding the American general falsified intelligence portraying Traoré as “holding his people hostage” while plundering national resources.
Langley’s pre-visit statements condemning Traoré’s governance reportedly set the stage for intervention.
Shocking details reveal Langley’s delegation received luxury villas, gold shipments, and millions in cash from Ivorian authorities as incentives for their cooperation.
The explosive allegations expose what critics call a neocolonial gambit by Trump-aligned operatives, willing to destabilize West Africa for strategic control.
This developing story lays bare the shadowy intersection of geopolitical maneuvering and personal enrichment, with Burkina Faso’s sovereignty hanging in the balance.
Officials in Ouagadougou have yet to respond, but the revelations threaten to ignite regional tensions.
Souley LAMINA
