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The Man Who Betrayed Muhammad Gaddafi
Muhammad Gadaffi, a former Libyan leader was 1 of Africa’s rulers who left a very strong mark in the continent. He spent his life reinventing himself and is widely remembered for his push for the United States of Africa. Even after 40 years in power, Muhammad Gadaffi had great ambitions for his country and Africa at large.
The story of his downfall is greatly centered around love, money, and betrayal, but the landmark he created is still 1 of the most remarkable in the twenty-first century.
During his reign, Muhammad Gadaffi showed much love towards a particular country, its people, and the president of this country. But at the end of it all, it was this same president, the same 1 he considered his friend that betrayed him.
So which country is this and who is its leader?
The country we are talking about here is Uganda and the leader that betrayed Gadaffi was no other than the Ugandan leader who propagated his betrayal.
In 2016, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni of Uganda wrote a letter that criticized the United States and the African Union for their intervention in Libya and the wide Middle East region. He also stated that the U.S. and the European Union had no business dislodging Gadaffi and Saddam Hussein of Iraq.
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