Samba Ndiaye criticizes former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko for lack of humility and competence

Ndiaye accused Sonko of lacking competence and humility, stating that "the state is managed not by force or speeches, but by management." He suggested that Sonko's approach to leading the Prime Minister's office, based on his mood, contributed to investors leaving. Ndiaye argued that impulsive decisions do not ensure a country's stability and that Sonko lacked vision and method.

He emphasized the need for governance based on dialogue and rigor, and for leaders who can reassure economic partners and foster a climate of trust to attract foreign capital to Senegal.