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Malian soldiers had explained why Keita was booted out and also revealed their next line of action.

Reacting, Moghalu on his Twitter page said the military coup is a sober reminder that democracy is not permanent in Africa.

According to him, the years of corruption and rigging of elections triggered the coup in Mali.

His tweet read: “The military coup in Mali is a sobering reminder that democracy is not yet necessarily permanent in Africa. It could destabilize West Africa.

That's if the coup is not supported by majority of the Malian population..

A military coup that was more peaceful than general elections in some countries?!

That coup is the best thing that has happened in Africa since this corona pandemic

Expecting more of such good news from other rigging infested shitholes in West Africa

unclemaths:
That's if the coup is not supported by majority of the Malian population..

A military coup that was more peaceful than general elections in some countries?!

deep. peaceful coup v bloody election

unclemaths:
That's if the coup is not supported by majority of the Malian population..

A military coup that was more peaceful than general elections in some countries?

Lol, good one.

Democracy is even more bloody than that coup in some of these African countries.

Copy cats... Africans are not matured enough for democracy

JONATHAN and BUHARI should tell the Soldiers to go back to Barracks.

West Africa was already destabilised by the demised of Gaddafi