ECOWAS Orders Standby Troops to Invade Niger, Restore order [video]

ADVERTISEMENT

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) earlier ordered the restoration of constitutional order in Niger republic through its standby forces.

The order followed the resolution of ECOWAS on the Niger coup at the ECOWAS Extraordinary Meeting in Abuja on Thursday.

The declaration was made by the President of ECOWAS, Omar Alieu Touray while reading out the resolution of the regional body on Thursday in Abuja.

ECOWAS said all efforts made to dialogue with the military junta have been defiantly rejected by coup leaders.


PAY ATTENTION: Follow Dockaysworld on Facebook and stand a chance to win ₦100,000 in our top fans challenge CLICK HERE to participate now and win exclusive prices, airtime and gifts!!!!!

The resolution partly reads:

“Direct the committee of the Chief of Defence Staff to activate the ECOWAS standby force with all its elements immediately.


“Order the deployment of the ECOWAS standby force to restore constitutional order in the Republic of Niger.

“Underscore its continued commitment to the restoration of constitutional order through peaceful means.”

Watch video below


PAY ATTENTION: Follow Dockaysworld on Whatsapp to never miss breaking news JOIN US NOW to get news that matters at your convenience!!

Share this article



Follow Dockaysworld

ADVERTISEMENT

Recommended articles

New Iran president emerges after Raisi’s death

New Iran president emerges after Raisi’s death

Breaking: Iran president confirmed dead

Breaking: Iran president confirmed dead

Iran’s president crashed helicopter reportedly found

Iran’s president crashed helicopter reportedly found

Helicopter carrying Iran president reportedly crashes

Helicopter carrying Iran president reportedly crashes

ECOWAS Sends 40 Observers to Togo for Election Monitoring

ECOWAS Sends 40 Observers to Togo for Election Monitoring

ECOWAS Budgets $4M for Humanitarian Actions in Nigeria, Others

ECOWAS Budgets $4M for Humanitarian Actions in Nigeria, Others

Tunde Onakoya breaks Guinness World Record with 58 hours Non-stop Chess

Tunde Onakoya breaks Guinness World Record with 58 hours Non-stop Chess

Nigerian government reacts to war between Israel and Iran

Nigerian government reacts to war between Israel and Iran

Bassirou Faye makes first appointment as president of Senegal 

Bassirou Faye makes first appointment as president of Senegal