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ECOWAS) for deployment of 25,000 forces for intervention in Niger demonstrated that Western colonialism still exists in these countries. In the past few decades, coups took place in Africa several times. Why are there sensitivities to Niger? This indicates the Western colonial dominance in this cont ...
ECOWAS, had agreed on a date for possible military intervention in Niger to reverse the military coup.
Nigeria has said a military intervention would practically exacerbate the crisis and inflict further suffering on the innocent people in the Niger Republic and the wider region.
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ECOWAS' determination to restore Bazoum to office to serve the West's interests.
France was a colonial power in West Africa until 1960. Since independence, the European country has maintained trade relations and a military presence in the region.
ECOWAS) ordered the “activation” and “deployment” of “standby” military forces to the country, an action that threatens to spark a major international war that could make Syria look minor by comparison. Niger is shaping up to be the surprising frontline of the new Cold War. Yesterday, the 15-member ...
ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States) countries as part of preparations for aggression against Niger, which it is planning in collaboration with this community organization,” Niger’s regime spokesman Colonel Major Amadou Abdramane said.
In his statement, Abdramane said Fran ...
ECOWAS) within the framework of preparation plan for military intervention in Niger.
“On September 7, a French military ship docked in Benin, carrying troops and military equipment. About 100 flights of military cargo planes and the transfer of large amounts of military equipment have a ...
ECOWAS) threatened to send troops to restore deposed President Mohamed Bazoum.
Paris was forced to withdraw troops from Mali following tensions with the military government in 2020. Earlier this year, it also pulled out of Burkina Faso after the country’s military rulers ordered them to leave ...
ECOWAS). Africa seems to stand on the brink of historical changes as its countries – both on their own and together– attempt to gain real, not formal, independence and take control over the continent into their own hands. Books published in 2022 and 2023 show th ...
ECOWAS) says it is lifting the sanctions on Niger that were imposed on the country to reverse a coup staged last year by the presidential guard and army.
The president of ECOWAS commission Omar Alieu announced the news after the bloc’s meeting in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, that aim ...
ECOWAS threatened to use force to reinstate the deposed president, but Russia warned against such a move.
For its part, Russia was positioning itself as a reliable ally. In December 2023, a Russian delegation visited Niger and in January 2024, Niger’s Prime Minister Ali Mahamane Lamine ...