Following the vote on the law reforming the National Observatory of Places of Deprivation of Liberty (ONLP), Pastef parliamentarian Guy Marius Sagna reacted strongly to the accusations made against him, stating that they “hardly shake him” but that they should serve as a lesson for posterity and the education of young people.
“I was accused of being a terrorist by my colleague. It doesn’t faze me much, but for our children and young people, it’s important to understand what terrorism really is,” he said. For the parliamentary activist, “a terrorist is someone who uses terror in politics”.
He added: “My accuser is from the Alliance for the Republic, but the number one terrorist in Senegal is Macky Sall. He used terror by killing more than 100 people to prevent Ousmane Sonko from being a candidate. He had Senegalese people arrested and dropped off at night, far from the city, without phones or money. So it is he and his regime who are terrorists.”







