An ECOWAS Extraordinary Summit of the Authority of Heads of State and Government held in Accra, Ghana, to review the political situations in Guinea and Mali, has decided to maintain the sanctions imposed on Guinea and impose similar ones against the Mali Transitional Government.

The communique at the end of the 3rd Extraordinary Summit on Guinea and Mali yesterday attended by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN on behalf of the President, stated that “the authority decides to uphold the suspension of the Republic of Guinea from all ECOWAS governing bodies as well as the travel ban and freeze on financial assets imposed on the members of the CNRD and their family members until constitutional order is restored,” in the country.

Regarding Mali, the ECOWAS leaders at a meeting presided over by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo of Ghana and chair of the regional bloc, the leaders resolved that in “conformity with the decision taken on 16th September 2021, the authority decides to impose sanctions with immediate effect against individuals and groups who have been identified, including the entire transition authorities and the other transition institutions.

“These sanctions will also be imposed on the members of their families. The sanctions include a travel ban and a freeze on their financial assets. It further instructs the President of the Commission to consider and propose additional sanctions at its next Ordinary Session on 12th December 2021, should the situation persist.”

The summit was attended by leaders from 13 countries then called “on the African Union, the United Nations, and the bilateral and other multilateral partners to endorse and support the implementation of these sanctions.”

At the end of the summit, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, in a statement released by his media aide, Laolu Akande, said African countries have gone far beyond military coup as a means of changing political actors and that coups are unacceptable.

He added that ECOWAS Heads of State and Government will continue to prevail on the military juntas in Guinea and Mali to return their countries to democratic rule.

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You think The Malians didn't know all these before the coup, if it will help them ride off the bad politicians in their country, I support them till democracy is gradually restored.

What is the economy benefits of ECOWAS?They don't speak against bad African leaders but are quick to go against a coup d'etat.

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This coup thing is becoming the new wave. From Guinea to Sudan tio Mali to ...? All those sit-tight African leaders should get ready to receive coup plotters. I puty the likes of Museveni, Paul Biya, etc. Boys are not smiling.

They shouldn't forget to sanction the lifeless jihadist for his numerous crimes

MALI REPUBLIC DESERVES THE SANCTION.

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The French imperial government is slowly changing guards from the old to the young in french west Africa...
Ordinary recruits from the French legionnaire are made presidents in African States through foreign sponsored coups and folks expect progress? Eyadehma, Bokassa, the guy in Guinea..All are former French legionnaire.
African States should stop sending their young men to be trained in these western military academies! It's nothing but a recruiting process for the western military intelligence agencies..
Unqualified recruites end up presidents of poor African States and then spend decades holding down their countries for their western benefactors to rape and plunder..