Which of following groups was provided for under the French West African Dual Citizenship?

French West African Dual Citizenship was a policy introduced by France in the 1940s which allowed French citizenship to be granted to people in its West African colonies who also wanted to maintain their local citizenship. Therefore, the group provided for under this policy would be citizens of the French West African colonies who wanted to hold dual citizenship - i.e., maintain their existing citizenship while also acquiring French citizenship. This could include men and women, Muslims and Christians, soldiers and civilians, or any other group of people in the French West African colonies who wished to take advantage of this policy.