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@siranii.niia: Le physique de ces idées finalement. Plus jamais de politiciens au Mali pour le bien du peuple et ce mR souhaite un jour diriger ou accompagner le dirigeant de notre pays lol #malitiktok🇲🇱 #pourtoiii #aes #mali #diasporamali🇲🇱🇲🇱

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chape887
Chape😇 :
Cheick Oumar DOUMBIA et Diallo est un homme extraordinaire
2026-10-23 01:28:46
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adamkidal1
adam :
Les services de renseignement malien sont nuls sinon il faut trouver ce mec
2026-10-23 05:38:46
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siranii.niia
Lalia Sira👸🏾 :
Cheik Omar Doumbia, j’ai dit Diallo je me suis trompée.
2026-10-23 08:46:09
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inforoqya
inforoqya :
en réalité les politiciens dans les pays de l'AES sont très dangereux.
2026-10-23 02:56:38
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loyalzakaria
Loyal Zak :
c'est un message honteux et de désespoir
2026-10-23 06:57:46
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capricieuxv
SIDIBE 🇲🇱 :
Science sans conscience n'est que ruine de l'âme.
2026-10-23 00:39:24
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karadiakite1962
Kara :
Que ceux qui insultent le mali le sachent, Leurs colère n'est que l'écho de nos progrès dans le combat pour la dignité, la souveraineté et la renaissance du pays Merci beaucoup Lalia sira
2026-10-23 08:21:16
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tangara_cheick_mansour
Cheick Mansour TANGARA :
il a détruit sa carrière en quelques secondes
2026-10-23 13:47:44
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fatdool4
DOOL MANSARÉ🧢 :
Ce fdp doit être le premier à être déchu de sa nationalité malienne il ne le mérite pas
2026-10-23 06:41:32
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sarmoo_ye
Le M 🥇 :
Le pire son papa même c’est un militaire hein
2026-10-23 04:23:14
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le.corbeau.westaf
L'Aigle Westaf🇲🇱🦅 :
Certains maliens on l'insulte facile malheureusement 😪
2026-10-23 03:16:10
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camara.lancena
BenCam :
C'est la soif du pouvoir qui le pousse à raconter toutes les âneries , mais il ne jouera plus aucun rôle au Mali.
2026-10-23 05:02:28
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ryta.sa
Ryta 🇲🇱🤲🏾🇫🇷😔 :
Les ado moutons ont pissé dans son cerveau
2026-10-23 05:51:10
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laad653
lassanadiarra653 :
mais pourquoi les maliens en cote d'ivoire ne lui porte pas plainte labas onvue l'histoire de sidiki et chiko au senegale
2026-10-23 08:25:20
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soryibrahimkone97
S0ryn1 :
her j'espère qu'il ne va jamais revenir au Mali
2026-10-23 04:57:03
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lunique.35
l'unique :
je sais pas moi personnellement j'ai jamais aimer les politiciens il sont tous dangereux il sont capables de tué pour des ambitions
2026-10-23 05:07:49
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bouramadiarra4345
Diarra Ibrahim :
sa sortie la viens d'enterrer tout son avenir concernant le Mali peut être qu'il va prendre autre nationalité pour mener sa politique là-bas
2026-10-23 09:55:56
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chape887
Chape😇 :
💪💪💪💪 merci ma chérie
2026-10-23 01:28:06
9
nouhdiarrassouba66
Nouh Diarrassouba 🪐🌪️🪂 :
toi tu te fatigue qui t'a dit qu'il va aller au Mali et d'ailleurs il y a un certain boubou mabell qui est au Mali quand lui il insulte le PR Alassane Ouattara vous ne sortez pas pour intervenir à celà pardonnez il fait chaud hein .
2026-10-25 12:06:11
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moussaalhoussein667
Moussa Alhousseiny TRAORE :
Il merite son diplôme, et il est un excellent analyste politique. Cependant, il a abusé en parlant de la sorte.... Il a juste dit ce qu'il souhaite pour Sadio, c'est don problème ! Ton doute à propos de son diplôme , est insensé !
2026-10-24 21:46:45
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i.sm_o
ISmaĒL Diaby 🔗🇨🇮 :
vous avez mal quand d autres soit disant journaliste ou animateurs sortes tout le temps à la télé insulter notre pays 🇨🇮 notre président ça vous choque pas ????
2026-10-24 21:23:26
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user91454998320521
Le caméléon :
il n'a dit que la vérité.
2026-10-24 21:05:35
4
moussakeita43298
Mme balla :
il faut chercher d'abord à connaître pourquoi il fait ça
2026-10-23 10:33:58
1
generaldarche12
Darché Maïga :
s'il était au Sénégal l'autorité sénégalais l'aurait remis au mali bon ,on attend la réaction des autorités ivoiriennes
2026-10-24 00:39:47
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issiakachelsea
issiaka Djire :
madame tu te rappelle a Ségou au mali un imam a organisé une prière pour souhaiter la mort du président alassane Dramane Ouattara
2026-10-24 22:21:47
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