Was Chad Destined For Darkness?

On 20th April 2021, the death occurred of the president to the Republic of Chad, Idriss Deby Itno, just one day after he was declared winner of the 11th April vote by a 79% landslide. He was killed by gunfire of rebels while commanding troops. 

He is now with his Creator and his Judgement has started. 

Africa will never move forward if we continue our culture of alethephobia. 

Shortly after Deby's death was announced, his 37 year old son, Mahamat Déby Itno, was declared the new leader of the country. He is to remain the interim president until elections are organised in 18 months time. 

Picture of Mahatma Deby Itno

Simple questions have been raised. The post of vice president does not exist in the Republic of Chad however, according to the current Constitution of Chad, the president of the National Assembly is the successor of the President of Chad in case of a vacancy.

Why is the the president of the National Assembly, Haroun Kabadi, not taking charge of the country? 

When did Chad become a monarchy? 

We all can sense what will happen in 18 months time. The young son will retire from the military, contest in the election and win by a landslide. 

Deby's grandson will also be waiting to take after Mahatma in another 30 plus years. 

Idriss Deby ruled Chad for 30 plus years (2nd December 1990 - 20th April 2021). Within this period, Chad remained among the poorest countries in the world with an average life expectancy of 53.2 years. 

Massive administrative and financial corruption are tags you will always find on the Republic of Chad. 

On what merit should an offspring of Idriss Deby be an ultimate successor? 

There has to be a concerted effort by pan Africanists across the globe by any means necessary, physical, verbal, literal and virtual, to draw the attention of the world to this aberration going on in the Republic of Chad.

The black race must break free from all chains, physical, psychological and spiritual. 

One love Africa.