Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and Presidential candidate of PDP in 2023 election has issued a statement via his Twitter handle, @atiku, expressing deep concern over the military intervention in the Republic of Niger.
The coup has not only created tension across the West Africa sub-region but has also drawn international attention to the neighboring country.
Highlighting the alarming trend of military interventions in the sub-region, Atiku Abubakar emphasized the crucial role Nigeria must play as the sub-regional leader in addressing the crisis of political leadership in Niger and working towards the restoration of democratic governance.
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While commending the efforts made by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) thus far, the former Vice President stressed the need for diplomatic engagements in resolving the crisis. Atiku cautioned against resorting to military hostilities, urging regional bodies to prioritize peaceful conflict resolution to prevent exacerbating the already volatile situation.
Atiku Abubakar called on Nigeria to take a proactive role in facilitating dialogue and peaceful conflict resolution in the Republic of Niger, given the rising urgency of the situation. He emphasized that any actions taken must prioritize democracy as the ultimate victor in the region.
The crisis in Niger Republic remains a focal point of concern for the West African region, prompting the international community to closely observe the responses from neighboring countries and regional organizations like ECOWAS. As the situation evolves, expectations are high for decisive and concerted efforts aimed at restoring stability and democratic governance in the Republic of Niger. Diplomatic engagements and constructive dialogue are seen as crucial in finding a reasonable and lasting resolution to the crisis.
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