• About Us
  • Home
Sunday, October 5, 2025
Shaka Momodu
  • Right Of Reply
  • News
  • Politics
  • Business
  • OpEds
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
  • Right Of Reply
  • News
  • Politics
  • Business
  • OpEds
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
Shaka Momodu
Home News

Why President Bola Tinubu met with Governors of Bordering States with Niger Republic

by News Reporters
2 years ago
in News, Politics
0 0
0
Why President Bola Tinubu met with Governors of Bordering States with Niger Republic
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu held a meeting on Sunday evening at the State House in Abuja with governors from five states that share a border with Niger Republic. The gathering was part of the President’s consultations on the political situation in Niger.

The attending governors were Ahmed Aliyu (Sokoto), Umar Namadi (Jigawa), Mai Malam Buni (Yobe), Idris Nasir (Kebbi), and Dr. Dikko Radda (Katsina).

This meeting followed the Nigerian Senate’s call for Tinubu to seek political and diplomatic solutions to the crisis in Niger. President Tinubu had previously written to the Senate, requesting support for ECOWAS’ resolution, which included the possibility of military action.

The Senate cautioned against rash actions and advised ECOWAS and its leaders to prioritize political and diplomatic means to resolve the political turmoil in Niger Republic.

The meeting with the governors, which took place at the temporary residence of President Tinubu in the State House, was likely convened to gather input from these Northern Governors as the seven-day ultimatum for the military in Niger Republic to reinstate the deposed President expired.

ECOWAS had issued a seven-day ultimatum to the military junta that overthrew President Mohamed Bazoum, demanding the restoration of the ousted leader. ECOWAS continues to recognize Bazoum as the legitimate President of Niger and has imposed sanctions, including border closures and a no-fly zone.

Furthermore, ECOWAS suspended all commercial and financial transactions between its member states and Niger, as well as service transactions, including energy transactions.

In the event that ECOWAS’ demands were not met within one week, the authority indicated its willingness to take necessary measures to restore constitutional order in Niger Republic. The regional body also deemed the detention of President Bazoum and his family as a hostage situation, holding the authors of the attempted coup fully responsible for their safety and security.

Previous Post

Tinubu’s Ascension to the Presidency (1)

Next Post

Nigerien Coup Leaders Cheered as ECOWAS Deadline goes Futile

Next Post
Nigerien Coup Leaders Cheered as ECOWAS Deadline goes Futile

Nigerien Coup Leaders Cheered as ECOWAS Deadline goes Futile

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

RSS Some News Around

  • OPINION BY OWAIKHENA OSIKHEKHA: Examining the Gains of President Tinubu’s Economic Reforms
  • EXPLAINER BY MICHAEL CHIBUZO: The Misconceptions around Tinubu’s Income Tax Reforms
  • Edo PDP Fires Back at Aziegbemi, Reaffirms Authentic Congress Holds Oct 5
  • Kwara Govt Declares Monday Work Free Day for Teachers
  • Borno Health Workers Warn Against Excluding them from Benefits Given to Doctors
  • Nnamdi Kanu to Regain Freedom Very Soon, Governor Alex Otti Reveals
  • Boko Haram Never Nominated Buhari as  Mediator, Garba Shehu Counters Jonathan’s Claims
  • We’ve Not Been Served Court Order Stopping Enforcement of Tinted Glass Permit, Says Police
  • Music Mogul, Diddy Sentenced to 4 Years for Pr0stitution-Related Charges
  • Bishop Kukah Reveals Why Military Operations Alone Won’t End Boko Haram 
  • About Us
  • Home

© 2022 THIS REPUBLIC By Shaka Momodu

No Result
View All Result
  • Right Of Reply
  • News
  • Politics
  • Business
  • OpEds
  • Sports

© 2022 THIS REPUBLIC By Shaka Momodu

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
Go to mobile version