The Shiites in Nigeria have joined the ranks of those opposed to the use of military force in Niger The Shi'a group expressed its posit...
The Shiites in Nigeria have joined the ranks of those opposed to the use of military force in Niger
The Shi'a group expressed its position while the leaders of ECOWAS countries are meeting in Abuja to consider the next step they will take.
- The group of followers of the Shia ideology in Nigeria has joined other groups and individuals in protesting against the use of military force in Niger.
It is still waiting to be guessed what will happen in the dispute between the soldiers who made a coup in Niger and the ECOWAS Organization, as this Thursday the ECOWAS Organization is about to take the next step, after the end of the first term. that she had given power back to the deposed civilians.
However, there are still indications that the people from Nigeria, whose President is the leader of ECOWAS, and even the people of Niger and other countries, are against the use of military force to eliminate the soldiers who made the coup.
Representatives of the Shi'a sect in Nigeria met in Sokoto State in the North West of Nigeria and protested against the military action in Niger.
The leader of the Mainasara protestors, Ibrahim Sokoto, said that they are protesting against going to war with Niger because Niger and Nigeria are like Hassan and Hussain and if the war starts, the tragedy will end on the poor.
The followers of the Shi'a ideology said that despite the economic problems that African countries are facing, ECOWAS is trying to destroy a lot of money to fight Niger.
Even in the past, some groups and individuals have been protesting against the decision that ECOWAS said it will take to use the Army in Niger, what they say is not the solution.
Now the next step of the ECOWAS group will show whether it will listen and accept the calls of the people or otherwise.
The military officers of the ECOWAS group have said that they are in the process of implementing the order that the group will give, while the officers of the military government of the Republic of Niger are committed to the governance of the country. the country, which shows that they do not intend to accept the request of ECOWAS.