“The court conducted a compelling hearing on Monday, November 21, 2023, where arguments were presented by Niger Republic’s representatives, shedding light on the adverse effects of the sanctions” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | NOVEMBER 23, 2023 The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Court has scheduled December 7, 2023, as the day for delivering its verdict on interim measures ...
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“Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi, the leader of the delegation, expressed confidence that peaceful discussions would lead to a resolution of the crisis. He conveyed President Tinubu’s appreciation for their efforts and his endorsement of their ongoing diplomatic engagement.” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | AUGUST 25, 2023 A group of Islamic clerics, known as Ulama’a, have been engaging in diplomatic efforts to ...
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“Musah reiterated that the bloc’s priority remains a swift restoration of constitutional order. He urged for the release of ousted president Mohamed Bazoum, whose election victory in 2021 marked a peaceful transfer of power, a rarity in the region’s history of military coups” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | AUGUST 21, 2023 The West African regional bloc, ECOWAS, has discreetly selected ...
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“The drone flights out of Agadez have given the US the ability to monitor threats in the Sahel region from a relatively close and stable position, especially as the number of violent terror organizations have carried out a growing number of attacks in neighboring Mali and Burkina Faso.” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | AUGUST 18, 2023 The Biden administration is ...
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“It is noteworthy that Article 3(e) on the treaty the organization’s Aims and Objectives sees the main mission of the community as “the adoption of policies in the economic, financial, social and cultural sectors”[7]. It makes no mention of military cooperation or intervention. Instead, Article 4(d) specifically states “non-aggression between member states, [8] among the fundamental principles of the ...
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“The question arises – if Nigeria spent $ 12 billion and hundreds of military lives to protect by proxy America’s lone African child, why would it locate its troops in an adjacent French-speaking country that was susceptible to a coup rather than a military ally and top trade partner that was no longer vulnerable to coups?” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS ...
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