Absence of cheap energy source from Niger, factories shutting down in France/A view

🇫🇷🇧🇫🇲🇱🇳🇪FRANCE FACTORIES SHUTTING DOWN FAST BIG TROUBLE FOR EUROPE🚨🚨🚨

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Captain Traoré was right. After warning that Western powers would suffer once they were pushed out of Africa, things are now going just as he said.

France is shutting down more and more of its factories. Under President Emmanuel Macron, the people were promised that factories would return and jobs would grow. But the truth is the opposite.

In just the last 12 months, 58 factories have closed in France.
That includes 23 factory closures between July and December 2025 — after already losing 35 in late 2024.
These shutdowns are hitting agriculture, car factories, steel, and metal industries.

High energy prices are making it too expensive to keep factories open.

France and the rest of Europe are struggling to afford the energy they need.

Niger’s uranium, which powered many nuclear plants in France, is now out of reach after African nations took control of their own resources.

Without cheap energy, countries like France are finding it hard to run businesses and keep people employed. Many experts say more factory shutdowns are coming.

This could change the balance of power between Africa and Europe.

For years, Europe took resources from Africa to build itself up. Now that African countries like Niger are saying “no more,” we’re starting to see the effects. As Africa rises, Europe faces a deepening crisis.


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