After winning a free trip to France,
Senegalese consultant Bousso Drame is
saying "No, thank you." Drame recently
penned an open letter to the French
consulate in Senegal claiming she was
subjected to humiliating remarks and
treated with suspicion when she applied
for a visa.
Her trip was sponsored by the French
Institute of Senegal, a government-
operated cultural center, as the top prize
for a French language competition. In
her letter, Drame claims that her
experience at the consulate is
representative of the treatment received
by many Senegalese people when
dealing with French authorities.
Here are some excerpts from the letter:
It is high time for Africans to respect
themselves and to demand they be
respected by others.
An all-expenses-paid trip, even the
world’s most beautiful and enchanting
one, is not worth the suffering that my
fellow citizens and myself endure from
the French Consulate.
As a matter of coherence with my own
value system, I have, therefore, decided
to renounce that offer, despite being
granted a visa.
Renounce symbolically. Renounce in the
name of those thousands of Senegalese
who deserve respect, a respect they are
being denied within the walls of these
French representations, and on
Senegalese soil moreover.
Source:www.naijapals.com/can-this-happen-in-nigeria-

Ok say make all Africans begin protest go reach france nd uk??