COUP IN Nigeria? General Abdulsalami Drops Groundbreaking Statement Amid Escalating Coup Plot In Africa; SEE What He Exposed
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Former Nigerian military chief Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar has stated that the military will not take control without the cooperation of politics.
When the military overthrew the Niger Republic’s democratically elected government, Abdulsalami was among those who intervened on behalf of ECOWAS.
The former military leader stated that the military’s action was primarily motivated by a lack of equality and justice. The former military chief of state, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar, has stated that the military canriot take over without the cooperation of politics.
The former military dictator of Nigeria revealed this in an exclusive interview with The Sun. This comes amid a military takeover in many West African countries.
How & Why Abdulsalami Intervene For ECOWAS In Niger Recall was among those that interfered on favour of the West African bloc when the military overthrew democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum’s administration in the Niger Republic, according to the Daily Trust.
Abdulsalami intervened when sanctions were placed on the bordering West African country. This came after sanctions were placed on the adjacent West African country, which refused to hand up authority to the deposed president.
However, by the time the ECOWAS revised its position, the Niger Republic had already formed alliances with other West African nations with military rulers.
During the interview, the general stated that the military could not take over if the political environment did not allow it. He emphasised that a lack of equality and justice invariably. leads to military participation in government, and that it began with political parties.
His statement reads in part: “So, certainly, you will expect some quivers, some quarrels to come out, and if they are not handled amicably, certainly, this will result in a military takeover. Remember that no military man takes over without the connivance and assistance of politicians and civilians.”
Recall, See Why General Abdulsalami Meets With Niger Military Leader It was previously reported that Abdulsalami Abubakar, a former military head of state, met with Niger Republic’ s expelled President Mohamed Bazourn.
Abdulsalami stated that his team met with Bazoum, who informed them of his requirements and pledged to convey them to the ECOWAS leaders. The ECOWAS delegation also met with General Abdourahamane Tchiani, the military junta commander, and his entourage for 90 minutes.
