According to Chris Yapi, (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaF0rwvOfZ8), gravely Ill, Alassane Ouattara Urgently Travels to Paris for Intensive Cancer Treatment
Alassane Ouattara is gravely ill, a fact known to everyone, the Ivorian investigative journalist said. Even without being a doctor, his physical and mental deterioration is apparent. Physically, he appears to be darkening due to the cortisone-based medications and chemotherapy he is undergoing. He suffers from hypertension and seems to take antihypertensive medication every 30 minutes. He appears bloated, constantly under the influence of powerful medications administered to him.
More alarming symptoms indicate his serious condition. He has become moody and irritable, often freezes, and suffers from memory loss, much like US President Joe Biden. This elderly man, who has been suffering from cancer for a long time, is known to everyone. A sickly old man with a history of cerebrospinal meningitis during his childhood, at over 82 years old, is losing his strength.
As mentioned, he must regularly travel to Paris for intensive medical treatments. His medical trip is scheduled for this week, and he will be in the French capital for eight days for his treatment. His advance team has already arrived in Paris and is waiting for him. His doctors are adamant that he needs these intensive treatments every two months to avoid a relapse, which could be fatal. Thanks to medical advancements, each of these trips helps him gain strength and continue for a while longer. However, deep down, he knows that the end is near as his illness progresses.
The tyrant Ouattara seems to resent the entire world. According to him, all Ivorian political actors are as ill as he is. Regarding President Gbagbo, he claims that Gbagbo is epileptic and that his meetings and other fiery speeches no longer concern him because he believes that Laurent Gbagbo will soon die. He acts like God, decreeing life and death as he pleases.
As for his arch-enemy Guillaume Soro, it is clear that Alassane Ouattara harbors an obsessive, pathological hatred for him. He dreams only of Soro’s death and eagerly looks for signs that his despised enemy’s death is imminent. He is so obsessed with Soro’s demise that he authorizes his team to provoke a malicious article in Jeune Afrique. Of course, there was no better person for this dirty job than Marwan Benyamed.
Not everyone knows about Marwan Benyamed’s health, but the African press and journalists, particularly in Africa, know that this man is a hard drug addict and a participant in orgies. He wrote an article claiming that Guillaume Soro is dying but refuses to call Alassane Ouattara for help. Yet, the lagoon dictator would be ready to help. The purpose of this article was to reveal that Guillaume Soro no longer takes the initiative to call the Ivorian despot, while the latter desperately waits for the call.
The most outrageous part is that they insinuated that the president of Generations and Peoples Solidarity (GPS) suffers from cancer, causing his weight loss and that he might even be at death’s door. Meanwhile, the old crook, playing the Good Samaritan, is ready to do everything in his power to save his enemy from death. The real problem is that they hope Guillaume Soro will respond to this accusation and provide them with material to sell more newspapers. Otherwise, where was this benevolence when they spent billions of francs tracking him down across the globe to arrest or even assassinate him? Isn’t it this Good Samaritan who sentenced him to life imprisonment and vehemently refuses any form of political settlement of their dispute?
As his health declines, Alassane Ouattara increasingly deludes himself, mistaking his desires for reality. He has come to believe, at least subconsciously, that Presidents Laurent Gbagbo and Guillaume Soro have only a few days to live, and he looks forward to burying them before himself. But it is God who decides everyone’s fate. The lagoon dictator does not realize that history has swept away many dictators before him. We have all seen Hosni Mubarak and Ben Ali, once all-powerful, lose everything in 48 hours, caught in the whirlwind of history.
At over 82 years old, Alassane Ouattara could be betrayed by his health or find himself caught in the whirlwind of history.
In 2021 Ivory Coast Prime minister Hamed Bakayoko died of cancer in Germany.
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