The attention of Nigeriens is focused on the ECOWAS meeting The leaders of the ECOWAS group will hold a meeting in Abuja to discuss where t...
The attention of Nigeriens is focused on the ECOWAS meeting
The leaders of the ECOWAS group will hold a meeting in Abuja to discuss where they will face the soldiers who made a coup in the republic.
The coup that led to the fall of the government of Mohamed Bazoum on July 26, 2023, an event that explains the ruins of democracy in the West African region, as it is the 4th country adopted by France in the list of countries in the region that fell under military rule from 2020 till now, it is considered possible that the ECOWAS organization can take strict measures that can change the thinking of General Abdourahamane Tchani and his entourage, seeing how some international organizations have already started to turn their backs on the CNSP Council.
In his interview with the Voice of America, the Press Secretary of the Union of Journalists, Souleymane Brah, expressed concern about the problems that may follow the situation Niger finds itself in today.
Observing this, the president of Reseau Esperance, Bachar Mahaman, is calling on the leaders of West African countries to take measures to find ways to prevent this plague of coups because in his opinion, this is how democracy will be sustainable.
On their part, the soldiers are trying to lay out the policies that they brought with them as transitional authorities, for example the meeting that brought them together with the secretaries of the ministerial offices yesterday evening and they brought in some more new members of the CNSP council.
However, a member of the ROTAB group, Mahamadou Tchiroma Aissami, says that it is not a big deal.
In a statement issued by the government last Saturday night, the soldiers of the CNSP said that they have learned that the ECOWAS organization is planning to hold an emergency meeting this Sunday, July 30 in Abuja to plan a joint attack with other African countries. with the aim of returning the overthrow of the president to his seat, they are warning all those who seek to do to Niger what they call interference in its internal affairs.
While in Yamai, the former president of Niger, Issouhou Mahamadou, joined the effort to find the thread that ended the coup d'état of July 26. Yesterday evening he met with the ambassador of France who sided with the army that overthrew the government and also discussed with the ambassadors of EU member states.