In Chad, one of the rising stars of Chadian politics Succès Masra, president of the Transformers Party and one of the most virulent critics of President Idriss Déby, has been on the defensive since his surprise meeting with the head of state.
A good portion of his followers even accuse him of treason. Yesterday, Masra success tried to prove his good faith during a press conference and to dozens of activists gathered at his party’s headquarters, but there are still questions.
From the beginning, the entourage of Succès Masra did not hide it, it was a mining operation.
“The purpose of this press conference is to explain national and international opinion and especially activists who believe that the president has betrayed their trust. The president did not betray their trust, “explained Transformers spokesman Serge Ngardji, just before the start of the press conference.
“I want to reassure you”, “I ask you to believe me”, “I did not betray” … For an hour Succès Masra will do anything to try to convince his good faith before journalists ask their questions, like “Do not you think you have made a communication error?”
Another insists every time opponents have gone to see Idriss Deby, he says they have been rolled in flour or bought. Response from the Chadian opponent: “Believe me, the debates started with this: we did not come to seek a position of responsibility here, we did not come to seek money here, we did not come through the back door so we could say” Masra went, took his envelope “…”
Has he convinced? Hard to say at the moment, but after a veteran of Chad’s politics, it’s Idriss Déby coming out on top of this episode. “He can present himself as a dialogue man, and today no one talks about the Yaya Dillo scandal or “Damboula“attached to the opponents Saturday“, He justified.
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