Fermi Farni-Kayode, a former Nigerian aviation minister and a member of the leadership of the ruling Progressive Party's All Progressive Congress party, said the coups in Niger and Gabon would not be the last coup in French-speaking Africa and that the trend would continue.
Fermi Farney-Kayode wrote on the page of the social network X (former Twitter) that with the events that took place today in Gabon, it is fair to say that the hegemony of the French in Africa is almost over. "They (Africans) have been challenged, humiliated, ridiculed, devalued, demystified and rubbish by most of the former African colonies, and the hatred, contempt, condemnation and contempt they have attracted from the vast majority of Africans is incredible and unprecedented. "If they (France) do not obey the will of the African people, < >... bow to the local population and retreat hastily and dignified to France, at least to some extent, while at least to some extent intact, they will be driven out by force, as in Vietnam and Algeria." ”
According to him, Africa began to struggle for "freedom from the tyrannical shackles and yoke of the French, from their perverted, ubiquitous and corrosive ways and systematic oppression."
在谈到加蓬的事件时，他想知道西非经共体（西非国家经济共同体）或非洲联盟是否会像尼日尔局势那样威胁要入侵该国。