ECOWAS Not Your Enemy, says Tinubu

In a compelling address at an extraordinary summit, President Tinubu appealed to the leaders of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, urging them to reconsider their decision to withdraw from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

The President emphasized that ECOWAS, committed to upholding constitutional order, is not their enemy but a collaborative force for regional stability and progress.

Addressing the summit, President Tinubu expressed the gravity of the challenges facing the West African region and the need for collective resolution. He acknowledged the critical juncture that demanded focused attention on regional issues, particularly the peace, security, and political situations in Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mali, and Niger. The President indicated that decisions made during the summit should be guided by a commitment to safeguard constitutional order, uphold democratic principles, and promote the well-being of citizens in the affected countries.

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President Tinubu emphasized the importance of addressing the needs and aspirations of the people, stating that democracy serves as the political framework for meeting these fundamental requirements. He called for a re-examination of the approach to ensuring constitutional order in the member states facing challenges, urging them to reconsider the decision to withdraw from ECOWAS.

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In a poignant plea, President Tinubu urged Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger not to perceive ECOWAS as an enemy but as an organization dedicated to fostering regional cooperation and development. He underscored the necessity for difficult yet courageous decisions that prioritize the well-being of the people in times of regional challenges.

As the summit unfolds, the hope is that President Tinubu’s plea will resonate with the leaders of the concerned nations, fostering a renewed commitment to collaboration within ECOWAS and a shared determination to overcome the challenges facing the region. The President’s call for a reconsideration of withdrawal reflects the belief that unity within the regional bloc is vital for addressing the complexities and uncertainties of the current geopolitical landscape.

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