Uagadou representative Froom heard Babajide say that and could hardly believe his ears. He swallowed two or three times, as if his throat had gone dry, and in his anxiety and panic, he forgot all etiquette. "President Babajide, you've only just taken office not long ago... don't be rash..."
"This is my decision. Everything is for the greater good. Stay out of it." Babajide snapped angrily at the Uagadou wizard, terrified that this man who had disgraced Uagadou would say something even more undignified. Babajide had already gained a deeper understanding of his current position, and had grown sick of it. Once, he had felt such glory in this office; now, he was just as desperate to leave it—because thanks to the wizard before him, this position was nothing like it had been a few years ago. To remain in it would be no different from sitting on the mouth of an active volcano that might erupt at any moment.
As one of Uagadou's higher-ups, he naturally knew how much effort Uagadou and the African Magical World had spent to help Babajide obtain the presidency after Dumbledore was dismissed—he could not possibly allow Babajide to hand over this hard-won office to someone else just like that.
In his desperation, Froom hurried a few steps forward and grabbed Totti on the other man's body. "President Babajide, think carefully."
Babajide ignored him and continued looking at Allen—but the other man plainly ignored him as well, because the tall female Auror with the cold gaze had come to Allen's side and begun whispering in his ear.
Only after a short while had passed.
"Sorry, President Babajide... Although I am one of the representatives of the International Confederation of Wizards, I have no intention of devoting myself entirely to politics. My duties at Hogwarts