Amidst the ongoing constitutional revision efforts in Senegal, a notable development has emerged concerning opposition leader Ousmane Sonko. Reports indicate that a respected body of prominent legal and traditional figures, often referred to as “the wise men,” has reportedly expressed disapproval or distanced itself from certain stances held by Sonko. This significant move highlights the complex political landscape surrounding the proposed amendments to Senegal’s fundamental legal framework and the various influential voices shaping the national discourse.