ECOWAS Parliament divided over planned military action in Niger


The Economic Community of West African States Parliament was divided over the actions that should be taken to address the Niger coup.

While some parliamentarians of ECOWAS were in support of military action against the Niger junta, others were against it.

Twenty-two parliamentarians took part in the virtual extraordinary meeting on Saturday to discuss the political crisis in Niger Republic.

While some of the parliament spoke in support of dialogue and diplomacy, others called for actions that would actually stem the rise in military government within the region.

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Taylor92:
Other African countries presidents have priorities and targets that should be met due to the promises they made to their citizens

And you expect them to leave the needed basic humans needs by her citizens to embark on a useless war

Unlike Tinubu that had no manisesfo, never attended a debate to let us know his plans for us, never told us how he would tackle our needs

Only thing that drug lord was concerned was it is his turn

Useless man

beejay85:

Sentiments apart, ECOWAS have a new treaty signed also by Niger Republic to ensure no country is allowed to be distabilised by anti-democractic elements. The standing force ECOMOG was therefore not disbanded and can be used at any time.
Should any Soldier in his right senses think he knows better- let him join a political party, contest,win then bring about the change he thinks his society deserve..
Soldiers are to protect not to govern...
So whether u like it or not... Niger should be invaded and the Junta made to dance to the song they sing.
Peace be unto u

Morbeta11:


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