Burkina Faso rekindles Cotton processing

Cotton processing plant.

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@CapitaineIb226 has laid the first stone for a cotton factory in Burkina Faso. Hear him out: “It’s a process of INDUSTRIALIZATION that we have initiated, because, the objective is to transform EVERYTHING that we produce. This factory is an example, because, all these years, we spent the time spending tens of billions to be able to dress ourselves, the defense and security forces. Besides, it’s complicated to be able to dress at these costs. So, we DECIDED to PROCESS our COTTON on SITE, to be able to dress the defense and security forces first, but also the security forces in Africa who would like to get their supplies here in Burkina Faso

.” End of quote & translation. FYI, we export so much cotton, which is our main agricultural export and a major part of our economy. In 2021, we exported about $460 million worth of cotton, and in 2022, we exported $502 million, making us the world’s seventh largest exporter of raw cotton. Folks need to understand that once an African President decides to take ownership of his country’s resources, especially when he embarks on industrialization, automatically, he becomes the number one target and enemy of the West. Why? Because the West feeds off African natural resources. This is why they want Captain dead. But now, no more exports of raw cotton or any kind of raw materials. It’s not rocket science to understand that building wealth requires value added products. So. we are on the mission of industrialization. And whether the imperialists like it or yes, we are going to do it.


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