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After the withdrawal of the approval of the NGO Lead Africa Francophone, the Forces vives of Bby have gone to the wall to demand the dissolution of the Movement Y'en a fed up as soon as possible. This, for illegal activities and non-compliance with the legislation in force.
The Minister of the Interior has withdrawn from Ong Lead Africa its approval for suspicion of hidden financing granted to Y En has tired. After the suspension of the activities of French-speaking Lead Africa, the Forces vivives of Bby demand at the same time the dissolution of the Movement Y'en fed up by the Minister of the Interior. According to Bby's Forces vivives, this civil society organization "persists in illegality, even non-compliance with the legislation in force. At this level too, the material evidence is irrefutable. If Y'en tired of having a receipt of association issued by the Ministry of the Interior, he has no right to receive money from any NGO, says the coordinator of the Forces vivid of Bby, Abdoulaye Gallo Diao.
Not being a political party, Y is tired of it can hold only a receipt of a non-profit association, on the grounds that the funds of a non-profit association come essentially from the contributions of its members, has he said.
Bby's Forces vivives note that an association can only receive donations if they emanate from one of its members. A Senegalese or foreign association may be recognized as being of public utility, that is to say that it is considered as pursuing an aim of general interest, for the benefit of all. In this case, it can receive public subsidies, ie Government aids and gifts and bequests from any natural or legal person. "Y'en tired has never benefited from this administrative recognition," they reveal. In light of these facts, the Forces vivives invite the Government of Senegal to take all necessary and necessary measures to withdraw the approval of all NGOs guilty of subversive activities.
Bby's Forces Vives goes further. They accuse "the Senegalese opposition of using Y'en tired and some dubious NGOs to destabilize the regime of President Macky Sall, creating a situation of insurrection and chaos before the presidential election of February 2019."
In the headquarters agreement signed with the Government of Senegal, Lead Africa Francophone undertakes to lead exclusively and exclusively as a non-governmental organization, development activities in the areas of environment and sustainable development. But unfortunately, they point out, "Lead Africa overrides its attribution powers by smuggling into political politics in favor of the Senegalese opposition against the regime of President Macky Sall. "
According to them, this break-up of the organization in the Senegalese political life is justified by two irrefutable material proofs: "first of all the fact of financing, in Senegal, there is fed up which is a group of protest, of blackmail and political pressure created in January 2011 by a group of rappers and journalists, and whose mode of organization and operation is based on total illegality. Secondly: "The fact of recruiting and employing a journalist who is a founding member and responsible for Y'en's communication is a flagrant violation of the agreement between Lead Africa Francophone and the State of Senegal. "
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