http://www.tarbiyya-tatali.org/ Tarbiyya Tatali signifie « Aide à l'auto-développement » en langue haoussa. Tarbiyya Tatali est une ONG composée d' associations jumelles, en France et au Niger. Ses actions reposent sur des actions de développement durable et d'échanges culturels. fr SPIP - www.spip.net http://www.tarbiyya-tatali.net/local/cache-vignettes/L144xH143/siteon0-2-f3585.jpg?1759181641 http://www.tarbiyya-tatali.org/ 143 144 http://www.tarbiyya-tatali.net/?AbdoulKarim-Nabassaoua-574 http://www.tarbiyya-tatali.net/?AbdoulKarim-Nabassaoua-574 2016-01-07T21:14:11Z text/html en Marie-Françoise AbdoulKarim Nassoua is a young cartoonist who makes a living in Niamey, circulating his drawings. <br />His method of working and his activities are described in the documentary Illustrated Chronicle for the Common People by Idi Nouhou. <br />His works draw upon all the components of Nigerien traditional culture to illustrate the events in political life. <br />An exhibition of works by AbdoulKarim Nassoua was shown in St Brieuc in November 2015 on the occasion of Idi Nouhou's visit. <br />President (...) - <a href="http://www.tarbiyya-tatali.net/?-Cartoonists-in-Niger-" rel="directory">Cartoonists in Niger</a> <div class='rss_texte'><p>AbdoulKarim Nassoua is a young cartoonist who makes a living in Niamey, circulating his drawings.</p> <p>His method of working and his activities are described in the documentary Illustrated Chronicle for the Common People by Idi Nouhou.</p> <p>His works draw upon all the components of Nigerien traditional culture to illustrate the events in political life.</p> <p>An exhibition of works by AbdoulKarim Nassoua was shown in St Brieuc in November 2015 on the occasion of Idi Nouhou's visit.</p> <div class='spip_document_424 spip_document spip_documents spip_document_image spip_documents_center spip_document_center'> <figure class="spip_doc_inner"> <img src='http://www.tarbiyya-tatali.net/local/cache-vignettes/L500xH375/tanjalutteur-red-31352.jpg?1759191892' width='500' height='375' alt='' /> </figure> </div><h2 class="spip">President Tandja as a traditional wrestler</h2><ul class="spip" role="list"><li> <i>Context</i>: President Tadnja's violation of the Constitution in order to extend his ma ndate (Tazartche, in 2009.</li><li> Albade Abouba, Ben Omar et Seini Omar: « To the true heir, the tune of Tazartche<small class="fine d-inline"> </small>! Daddy Tandja, get rid of them, and pursue your task of reconstruction!”</li><li> Tandja Mamdou : « I told you<small class="fine d-inline"> </small>! You can't fight me<small class="fine d-inline"> </small>! Citizens support me<small class="fine d-inline"> </small>! »</li><li> Issoufou Mahamadou, current president of Niger<small class="fine d-inline"> </small>; « Help us, please, he is too strong. »</li><li> Hama Amadou : « My stomach aches! Daddy Tandja, please, let me stand up! »</li><li> Mahamane Ousmane : « Let's escape before he attacks us<small class="fine d-inline"> </small>! »</li><li> Sanoussi Tambari Jackou: “Too bad for you! I shan't wait for the outcome!”</li></ul></div>