Niger President Makes Defiant Vow To Save Democracy After Coup
Bazoum was still being held inside the presidential palace on Thursday morning, foreign minister Massoudou said in an interview with French broadcaster France 24
Bazoum was still being held inside the presidential palace on Thursday morning, foreign minister Massoudou said in an interview with French broadcaster France 24
ISWAP had recently placed a ban on fishing, farming and cattle rearing within some of its hideouts after accusing the people of spying on them for the Nigerian military.
While apologising to the judiciary, the DSS said the sacrilege at the temple of justice was “unfortunate.”
“If a president violates the appropriation act without recourse to the National Assembly, it is a very serious offence,” the labour union’s Head of Information Benson Upah said.
They said all institutions had been suspended and security forces were managing the situation. They urged external partners not to interfere.
The President explained that he’s relatively new in office.
It has sent Beninoise President Talon on an intervention mission.
The represented countries in the programme include: Benin Republic, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Nigeria, Uganda and Zimbabwe.
“One of the things people tend to sacrifice early is expenditure on energy. They will find alternatives to use,” he said.
He said ECOWAS will not tolerate acts hindering smooth functioning of legitimate authority in the region and ledged not to waiver in defence of constitutional order.
He said students’ loans scheme for indigent students takes off September
Although access was sealed off both to Bazoum’s official home and offices, there was no abnormal military deployment or sounds of gunfire in the area.
The association said the action was a disrespect for the sanctity of the court premises.
NARD had earlier issued a two-week ultimatum to the federal government for the implementation of all its demands.
It says 69,845 verified individuals are on its payroll.
“This new democratically elected government is a Diaspora friendly one which will provide an enabling platform for effective policies for the Diaspora.”
The DSS laid siege to the court premises to rearrest Emefiele and operatives of the Ikoyi Prison resisted them, which led to an altercation.
Mali and Russia have claimed that troops in Africa are assisting in training of local troops.
1500 people have been evacuated, while thousands of firemen are putting out the flames.
“I have the data to show where each of these bodies were picked up,” he said.
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