Waly Diouf Bodian, a political leader of Pastef, has strongly responded to recent comments by Professor Mary Teuw Niang concerning verbal violence and respect in public debate. The politician accuses the former Higher Education Minister of inconsistency after the latter’s attacks on Pastef leader Ousmane Sonko.
Bodian categorically rejects the academic’s calls for calm and criticizes his institutional stance. “After calling President Ousmane Sonko an impostor, Mary Teuw Niang now comes to give us moral lessons on verbal violence and respect for others. It’s too late, Professor,” Bodian declared. Continuing his tirade, the political figure added: “Your literary nonsense on Sundays no longer works with us patriots. We don’t respect those who don’t respect Ousmane Sonko.” He concluded by accusing Mary Teuw Niang of having strayed from the nation’s value system to align with the authorities.
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