This fact is still prevalent in Africa today.

 

 

This fact is still prevalent in Africa today.

Introduction

Friends, today we will expose you to such a reality. We are going to do something that is probably beyond your imagination. It may be outside as well. A truth that is not only shocking to the heart but also shocking to all humanity. An ugly stain. Yes, we are talking about those areas of Africa where even today women are considered products of trade. Where girls are prisoners. They are forcibly bought and sold, and their fate is decided by some money-grubbing hands. This happens inside. This is a few centuries old. This is not a story. This is Africa today.

. What is the reality of this? Where does it go on? Who are the people involved in this? How is all this hidden from the eyes of the world. Then we will take you to the male mujahid. To the one who swore to break down these doors. The ditch. Yes, we will talk about Ibrahim.

Who said enough is enough. Now this land is not just land, but it is for humanity. She is a mother and her daughters cannot be sold. Friends, the issue of buying and selling women in Africa is not new. Its roots are rooted in centuries-old tribal traditions. They are found in the social structure. In fact, Kadeem In some tribes in African societies, women were considered just property. Whose status was nothing more than the property of a man. This thinking still exists in backward areas. Where the birth of a girl is considered bad luck. And she is deprived of education. It is said that she was given to an old man in the name of marriage at a young age. And if the girl refused, she was killed as an insult to the family. This tradition continued to grow. It became strong and even today there are some such tribes in the interior of Africa. Who consider the women's market traditional. Celebrate it like a festival.

The issue of buying and selling women:

Once a year In a particular month, when the crops are ready or when the rainy season comes, these tribes will bring the girls to a special place to prepare them. Where different buyers come. Look at them, choose them and decide the price. All this does not happen openly but in these areas. It is not considered a crime, but it is a custom. In these markets, the price of women is decided based on their color, age, health or appearance. Some sell them for burnt earth. Some guns instead, some will suffice.

Whether the buyer has a car or is in the city. In some areas, women are forced to eat animals. This is done in exchange for two cows and the same thing. The girl may have been bought. All this is very common. What happened is that the locals consider it their reality. Consider it a part of. Although it is humanity. It is a gross violation of the basic rights of the people. In addition, the newly settled areas also complicated the matter. European Taft studied the natural resources of Africa. A fearless expansion and pushed the local population into a quagmire of poverty and misery.

This suffering in the world forced people. They are forced to sell their daughters. To ensure the survival of his family, they can go. The neo-colonial rulers were not serious about ending the tradition. I did not do anything, but I knew my worth. They were also used for profit. As a result, this bad business continued to take shape and today it has become a global problem that has its roots in the African social and political structures. It is now a planner. A secret business has been formed that includes local agents, local leaders to foreign leaders.

This is such a macro network that it violates all the values of humanity. And innocent lives are being pushed into darkness. Gives. Secret camps were built inside the Sahara. To hide them from the world, no ordinary people will do as it is portrayed. Women are kept in prison in them. They are beaten all day long. They are called different. Words are taught so that buyers can buy. If the girl is from my country, it looks appropriate. African girls are forced to be trained. They are given false passports. And then they are taken across the borders at some point.

There are other stories that will make your heart sink:

Sometimes, in the name of the bride, this is sent to God. The current situation in these markets recently, an interview also went viral. In which many victims were heartbreaking. Stories came to light. One of these stories was only Lena's fault. She was beautiful and poverty was at the doorstep of her house. But she was sitting. Lena wanted to go to school, I wanted to be a teacher, but one day it happened. Strangers came to her village. They gave her father some money and took Lena with them. For a day, neither her father saw her nor she saw him, she could not breathe in the light. Lena was there with her, and dozens of other girls. All of different ages, colors, races and tribes. Lena became new. The language was taught.

Because of this disgusting business part, it has to be made. The story of Lisa is the same. Who was only 10 years old. Her stepmother gave her money in exchange for two bags of rice. As a gift. Lisa cried day and night but her voice echoed in the walls of that room. She could not go beyond the cage in which she was imprisoned. She was told that she was a family servant but the work that was asked of her was that of a maid, not even a slave but they were beast-level oppressors, who were described as such. It was impossible to do. Lisa's innocence and the atrocities she committed on the conscience of humanity are but a question mark. Another girl was Hadiya who was at the top in her studies. She was the school representative. But one day she was kidnapped. Lia was blindfolded. Her hands were tied and she lay in a black body for months. She was imprisoned in a tent. Where no one knew that day. Not the night. She could only scream, but even those who call her their aunt hear her screams. There were. These stories are just a few. Examples. There are thousands of such sentences. Every day in different parts of Africa they are colorful. Where innocent lives. Are pushed into the darkness and their dreams are shattered. This is the reality. Which the world often ignores. But it is still the reality of millions of people. It is swallowing lives.

Ibrahim Tarawir from an ordinary soldier to the presidency of the country:

But friends, every time when cruelty goes beyond the limit. Nature gives birth to a person who. Changes the flow of. The land of Africa has also been waiting for such a messiah for centuries. And then one day, from the land of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Tarawir appeared. Ibrahim Tarawir came into the world on March 14, 1988. He was born in the city of Kira Bandokwe. He was a commoner. He was a military officer. No royal background, no family authority or external ties. He only had a conscience. Travera I received my primary education in Burkina Faso. And then enrolled in the Army Academy. Took. Served in the army with my ability and hard work. I progressed rapidly and became a capable officer. Recognized as. He has the country. Dealing with internal and external security challenges, watched closely and understood how the problem. Are hollowing out the country.

He felt that the leadership of the country depended on these issues. The people's problems have failed to be solved. The situation is getting worse and worse. His heart was a deep pain for his country and its oppressed people and this pain was the source of his determination and courage. Lay the foundation. When the calls of the authority fell on the gathering of the world. After issuing a statement on the pictures, he is silent. It was. At that time, Tarwar decided to take to the field. Decided. He put on the uniform and joined his army. Only ordered to fight the enemy. No, this foreign land is spread in our own country.

When Tarwar first visited these camps. He saw the secret list, a spark of tears came into his eyes. He said this is from my country. I have daughters and as long as I am alive, no one. I cannot even put a price on them. He did not. He not only launched a military operation but also targeted politicians, local chiefs and corrupt officials who were part of the intelligence network. His determination was certain that he wanted to save his country from this scourge. He would cleanse it, no matter how much he had to suffer for it

Why shouldn't we have to make a great sacrifice? He did not trust any external power. Rather, we will fight this war together with our people. Decided to fight. This is a decision that not only changed the history of Burkina Faso, not only changed the world but also gave it a new one. Led the way. Ibrahim Tarawé did not just make a statement. He operated on foot. He went from village to village and destroyed the camps, intelligence cells were closed, an intelligence network was established and these brokers who had been running this business for years were arrested. Living. Many military leaders also opposed him.

Because they were also in this dirty system. Shareholders. But Tarawé did not forgive anyone. I did not. His greatest virtue was this. He did not get help from any banned educational institution because he knew that in the name of help, but these same organizations would intervene again and again. The system would survive. He took his people with him. Together they founded a revolution and today Burkina Faso is on the ground. Girls are breathing under the open sky. This was possible because of this one person. Nazarene, this was a time when there was silence all around. It was. The cameras were off, the offices were empty.

On the land of Africa, there were markets where people were counted. Sold and their prices were set. Especially girls. These markets were hidden. Behind the mountains, inside the Sahara and between the forests. But then one day everything changed. He left. Ibrahim called an intelligence meeting in Taraweir. He informed some universal power. I did not give, nor did I invite the media. He just held a list in his hand with the names of these secret centers, their neighborhoods and responsibilities. He with his army today, I ordered my loyal soldiers to become human.

To free the women. The first operation:

Barkina Fasoka took place in the northern Sahara where a deserted village was visible, but there was a secret tunnel under the ground. These girls were kept imprisoned in the same sarong for several weeks. They were not even allowed to see the sunlight. The military arrived there at night. The first attack was by stealth. No one even knew and when the sun rose, the entire area was covered with soldiers. It was occupied. The imprisoned girls were taken out. They left. It was a bit weak. It made no sense and some were so scared that they could not even scream.

After this, the second operation was carried out in the area of ​​Mushrik. There is an NGO called Qaya. A center was built. Where a relief camp was set up from outside. But the girls were sitting there inside the cage. The army raided the center. An ordinary Akwami agent was beaten and tortured. He was arrested red-handed. He has a European Union passport. But his character was no less than a beast. Taraware made a video of all these operations. Recorded it but slapped him to stop him from getting drunk. He didn't want it to be a show. Made. Their goal was not publicity but reform. Some photos later went viral and the world saw for the first time that an African chief had hit the country's system without any external pressure.

During this operation, several powerful people were arrested. Arrested. Some local politicians, some police officers and some former soldiers all belong to the same secret system. Who has been buying girls for years. He was protecting the sale. There was also fighting in various. Guard shots were fired at some camps, but Taraweir's team was ready. Was. He not only fought the bullets. But his response was thunderous for justice.

The roar was heard. This operation only affected Burkina Faso. Not only Faso but the whole of Africa was shaken. Daya. There are many land mafias in the area. The networks went crazy. They guessed that a new era had begun for Africa. Is the era in which cages break. Chains are being broken and the flag of truth is being raised. It is rising high. The Nazarenes are the best in the world. Leaders make speeches. They read safat, they say pleasant things, and then they fall silent. But some arguments change the part of history. And Ibrahim

Tarwar's speech that he made about girls. One such incident happened after the crackdown in the market. It was a challenge that shocked the whole world. Daya. This speech was not given in any court. In any international conference. This speech, he said, "Sahra," holding the hand of the liberated girl. It was made while standing on the hot ground. There was a camera in front. There were soldiers all around and he was behind. That cage that had just been broken. Tarwar did not pick up any paper or read anything written. He only spoke from his heart.

He said, "You people call us poor, you call us backward. Yes, you say, you are. But the real one is the one who imprisoned the woman, her body has value. Put it on and make it number one. I want to tell the world that human beings are the ones who shout for rights. Come and see. These are the camps that were built with your power. These are the bodies on which your silence has left its mark. Did he raise his hand? The girls who were liberated, he pointed to these girls and said, "They are my daughters. Their screams are now mine. They have become a voice. As long as I live. No one will be sold here. We will not ask for help from the West or the East. We will free our mothers and sisters ourselves. Because we are Africans and are no longer slaves. It will remain. As soon as this sentence was published on social media. A storm broke out in the media. Millions of people have it. The clip was shared. The next day, several newspapers published it. The lion of Africa wrote in its headline, "His Road" meaning the lion of Africa roars. The silent action by the people of the United Nations was canceled. It was made as if they had no news. Yes, that is what happened. The European Union made several statements in which there was no name or no mention of the place. But the residential level But the popularity of Ibrahim Taraweera touches the skies. It touched me. The young generation, especially African girls, started chanting his name. Taraweera is our protector. Now we are prisoners. No, now we will write our own destiny. Taraweera's speech did not only give the voice of the oppressed. He warned the criminals that the time has passed when humanity was kept in closed rooms. It has been bought inside. Now the door of justice has been broken and he has entered inside.

: Now for the record. Not only the history of Burkina Faso but also of the world, the conscience of every person who has ever been silent. Or I was thinking of being silent. This message from Traveira is not just for Burkina Faso. It is for all countries in Africa and the world. It is for the country that rules the newly inhabited territories. Are facing the effects and are struggling for their own freedom. He has proven that true freedom is an internal force. And it is achieved by the Christian himself and not by external help or intervention. The story of Ibrahim Traveira is not just about one individual.

Rather, it is a story of the triumph of humanity. It is proof that when a person listens to the voice of conscience, he calls for more atrocities. If he stands up against it, he will be the first to do so. The chain can change. The evil business of human trafficking in Africa has been going on for centuries. But Traveira challenged it and brought freedom to thousands of innocent girls. His struggle has not only disgraced Burki but also his family. A new hope was created in the whole world. A lesson for Africa and the world. The lesson is that true freedom is only.

Not political or economic freedom, but the freedom of humanity. As long as no human being in the world is in chains of slavery. Until that happens, we cannot all be free. Travere also proved that instead of baronial help or intervention, the human being himself and the inner strength are the reality of any community. This can help to move forward on the path of development. His speech in which he told the world about his silence but I put you to shame. It was a cry that will continue to resonate for centuries. Today Burkina Faso also faces many challenges.

But this country is united under the leadership of Ibrahim Travere. It has entered a new era. This is how it is. This is the era where humanity is prioritized. Where the voice is raised against oppression. And where every individual is respected and dignified, we have the right to live together. Ibrahim Travere is not just a leader, it is a vision. There is a movement and there is hope. His story reminds us that humanity's war is not over yet. But as long as there are people like Abraham, there is hope. A ray of light will always shine.