Huh? I don’t want to know anything? Absolutely, hop, in a simple little message, tonga dia vitaaa 🤣

Yesterday you were ranting in front of the cameras, delivering a resounding “I don’t want to know anything,” as Solelakist as it gets.

… and today, you’re nothing at all. Abrogated, ejected, humiliated 🤣 Nanenganiny, what, crucified in the public square!

“Fa maninona raha mba calme e” young people today like to say ironically. Indeed, when you hold a high, important position, there’s no arguing: you have to be calm, collected… maotina.

Aren’t the fishmongers mpiady an-tsena there too? 🤣 Bevava leads nowhere… or maybe to a dead end? Io la grande bouche be vava poor io lol. Zay zao ny eo @ pouvoir? Yes, but it’s a fixed-term contract lol.

Now, on the subject… damn, when you don’t speak a language, shut your big mouth, damn it, looool.

Me, for example, I don’t speak English at all. And you think I’ll agree to do an interview in English on an English channel tomorrow? No, I won’t be doing my pinga pinga poor mitonatonana: either we do it in another language (Malagasy, French) and they’ll figure out how to dub/subtitle, or I’ll humbly pass, as they say.

Because if it’s to come out with poisonous nonsense that can be spit out in “I don’t want to know anything” mode, aleo hilamina ram’s a lol. I don’t even know the language, but I’m also doing my “mitrevatreva” like I don’t know what… fa mba maman’iza tony e? 🤣

I’ve heard whispers that there are many like that in the corridors of the Administration.

Well, 150,000 or 200,000 civil servants, what did you expect? Talents, gurus, big shots? 🤣 Uh, no, I don’t think so. Mikitakitaka bets mlay poor daholo yes. The (little) power that’s gone to one’s head as usual.

Anyway, I hope the lesson has been well understood despite everything? No? Oh no, well, you do as you wish then, it’s your life, not mine.

Otherwise, to get back to the point, despite all this posturing, we are still waiting for the outcome of this case.

There has been talk of hearings, of police custody… Yes indeed, there is the secrecy of the investigation, but you will also have understood that public opinion expects answers. And preferably not on the spur of the moment.

And unfortunately, given these hiccups and delays, trust is struggling to establish itself. Oh well, when politics gets involved in a matter of such gravity. It should be remembered that there have been 31 deaths so far in Tana… twice as many in the entire country.

The latest hypothesis: methanol. Indeed, all the symptoms match, but it remains a hypothesis.

At some point, we’ll have to reveal the name of this Singa Mahery Vaika? No? Still not? 🤣 It’s up to you then.