African forces suspended Thursday a military operation to force The Gambia’s leader Yahya Jammeh to hand over power in favour of final talks to convince him to leave the country, the president of ECOWAS said. Talks will be led by Guinean president Alpha Condé in Banjul on Friday morning, said Marcel Alain de Souza, head of the Economic Community of West African States

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/breaking-african-forces-suspend-military-operations-gambia-final-talks/

Who restore their senses?

That's better.
So he had to be forced out. Nawa ooo.
Now he would be pleading for yeye deal

God bless you, GEJ

d dullard just wasting resources

The fulani president of Senegal and his murderous uncle in Abuja are desperately trying to force another fulani president down the throats of Gambians while masquerading that as a fight for democracy. Guinean president is fulani, ditto Niger, Mali.. A silent attempt to turn West Africas into a fulani settlement?

After wasting tax payers money.


God is watching you all!

Fake news

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owodokiri:
The fulani president of Senegal and his murderous uncle in Abuja are desperately trying to force another fulani president down the throats of Gambians while masquerading that as a fight for democracy. Guinean president is fulani, ditto Niger, Mali.. A silent attempt to turn West Africas into a fulani settlement?[/s]

nonsense!

Buhari, Always Acting Before Thinking.

Even Broke The Law Of His Country In The Process.

castrokins:
Buhari, Always Acting Before Thinking.

Even Broke The Law Of His Country In The Process.

wetin do that element in that picture

Reasonable leaders want to use peaceful resolution since Buhari has travelled and not part of them. they made mistake in the first place by including blood tasty buhari in the group. Why do fulanis like killing? Tufia

I think they Democratic dictators viz Presidents of Nigeria and Senegal are taking undue advantage of small nature of the Gambia.

But why did the same ECOWAS not the the same action to enforce the ruling of her Court against the Nigerian government?

OK. Better than trying to use force when you had not exhausted avenues for dialogue. BTW, why not use sanctions and other options instead of force