The return of former Senegalese President Macky Sall to Senegal and his subsequent meeting with current President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has ignited strong opposition. Those who identify as "victims of repression" during Sall’s presidency are vehemently protesting the ex-leader’s homecoming. The announcement of Sall’s return and the presidential audience have been met with considerable disapproval. Details surrounding the nature of the meeting between the two presidents remain limited, fueling further discontent. Protesters argue that allowing Sall back into the country without addressing past grievances minimizes the suffering experienced under his rule. This situation raises questions about national reconciliation and accountability in Senegal's evolving political landscape. The move is perceived by some as a setback for those seeking justice and closure for alleged abuses committed during Sall's time in office.