A wave of resignations is occurring within the Pastef party in Senegal, with members increasingly joining the camp of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. The departures are particularly notable within the youth wing, the Jeunesse patriotique du Sénégal (JPS), with numerous coordinators and officials tendering their resignations. Key figures like Mansour Diop, director general of Aristide-Le-Dantec Hospital, and Lansana Gagny Sakho, PCA of Apix, have also left, citing issues such as “clan-like” management within Pastef. Resignations are driven by a desire to align with President Faye’s leadership and contribute to the nation's progress. Those departing emphasize personal conviction and a belief that supporting Faye’s vision best serves Senegal. The trend indicates a growing consolidation of power around the newly elected president.