Oumar Sow criticizes Bassirou Diomaye Faye on political transhumance

Sow believes that encouraging transhumance or bringing back political leaders who were defeated by voters sends a "worrying message." He argues that this undermines the verdict of the ballot box, which could weaken citizens' trust in institutions and increase political disillusionment. Sow emphasized that in a democracy, the people's choice must be respected, and political leaders who lost elections should re-evaluate their positions rather than seeking to return to power through alternative means.

He concluded that the desired break for Senegalese citizens is not merely a change of leaders but a transformation of governance practices, advocating for a new way of governing rather than a superficial alternation.