Senegal: The election everyone’s been waiting for

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If Senegal is a paragon of West African democracy, I do encourage all other West African countries looking for democracy to don't follow the example of Senegal.

This Sunday we will vote for the next President of Senegal with the overwhelming majority of Senegalese unable to cite just 5 points of what their favourite candidate has planned to develop if elected. Why? Because the presidential campaign lasted for 2 weeks and in the middle of Ramadan.

The 2 favourite candidates aren't even real candidates but puppets and everybody knows that.

• Amadou Ba is a pure product of Dakar and the Senegalese administration and technocracy. He's disconnected of the reality of most Senegalese who are found in rural regions. They only know him and his name because he's the chosen candidate of Macky Sall.
• Bassirou Diomaye Faye is literally the puppet of Ousmane Sonko who is ineligible. The only reason why Senegalese knows his name is Ousmane Sonko.
• Other candidates are unknown up to the point that most Senegalese don't even know their name. The 3rd most popular/famous candidate was Karim Wade as well disqualified and logically. The son of the former president Abdoulaye Wade. This clown hasn't lived in Senegal from years now. This clown had a French passport and lied about when he gave up his French citizenship.

This Sunday, we will vote for puppet 1 or puppet 2. So Senegal a paragon of West African democracy?