The move to change Niger's new title has created a crisis The Republic of Niger's citizens are confused by the new national anthem...

 

The move to change Niger's new title has created a crisis

The Republic of Niger's citizens are confused by the new national anthem's draught, which the parliament authorised during its session on Thursday.

While some people are happy with the new tagline, others believe it to be in the same vein as songs performed for the governing PNDS party, they repeat.

The National Assembly has already given its approval to a new title that was created in response to the cries of the Nigerese people for change in relation to several aspects of the country's legacy from British colonialists. Having a substantial majority, which prompted the people to voice their opinions. Nassirou Saidou, the leader of Voix des sans Voix, is pleased with this effort.

Moudi Moussa, the head of Tournons La Page, also appreciated the choice to drop the previous moniker.

The new song's vocal style has generated debate among the populace because it resembles some songs from the party in power, the PNDS. split the discussion.

The sole restriction, according to Nassirou Saidou, is to allow everyone to continue to exercise their constitutional rights.

La Nigerienne, the country of Niger's first publication, was established in 1961, but due to recent changes in global politics, the title has been under pressure to be discontinued. which some believe to be one of the ropes France used to keep eluding the nations it colonised, much like camels and camels.