He calls himself Egountchi Behanzin, takes care of his activist look by giving himself the appearance of a paramilitary leader of an African revolutionary movement, with his beret screwed on his head and his giant sunglasses. Sounds like a bad parody of the Black Panthers. But to the army jacket, he preferred the most cautious sweatshirt stamped with the "
arms
" of his movement, the Black African Defense League (LDNA), a mysterious small group of turbulent activists who now claim to be "
followed by a million people in all on social networks
”(according to a questionable calculation method which consists in adding up the virtual communities gathered by the LDNA on the various platforms where it is present).
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His real name Sylvain Afoua, this noisy activist never ceases to shout on television sets his grievances against France, a "
racialist
" country ruled by "
negrophobic
"
ministers
.
The announcement by Gérald Darmanin of a procedure
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