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THE PRESIDENT’S “GUARD DOG” THE SOLDIER WHO DIED FOR THE REVOLUTION
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THE PRESIDENT’S “GUARD DOG” THE SOLDIER WHO DIED FOR THE REVOLUTION
THE PRESIDENT’S “GUARD DOG” THE SOLDIER WHO DIED FOR THE REVOLUTION When Thomas Sankara came to power in Burkina Faso in 1983, Vincent Askia Sigué became part of his close protection and earned the nickname “the President’s guard dog.” Known for his discipline and loyalty, Sigué was entrusted with developing the FIMAT, a new force […] The post THE PRESIDENT’S “GUARD DOG” THE SOLDIER WHO DIED FOR THE REVOLUTION first appeared on The Zambian Obser…
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