On Thursday evening in Abuja, President Bola Tinubu had separate telephone conversations with United States Vice President Kamala Harris and United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
Both leaders showed their firm commitment to supporting Nigeria’s endeavors in reestablishing constitutional order in the Republic of Niger.
The two leaders also commended the Nigerian President, who is also the Chairman of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, for spearheading the peace moves.
On Wednesday, July 26, 2023, some soldiers from the Presidential Guard moved to depose President Mohamed Bazoum.
President Tinubu quickly rejected the threat to democracy in that country, sending a strong delegation to talk with all the parties with a view to restoring constitutional order in Niger.
In her telephone conversation with President Tinubu, at the instance of the US authorities, Harris praised the reform initiatives of the Federal Government, urging the country to continue in that direction.
President Tinubu quickly rejected the threat to democracy in that country, sending a strong delegation to talk with all the parties with a view to restoring constitutional order in Niger.
In her telephone conversation with President Tinubu, at the instance of the US authorities, Harris praised the reform initiatives of the Federal Government, urging the country to continue in that direction.
While pledging to support democracy in Africa including the West African sub-region, Harris also said the U.S. would assist Nigeria in the battle against terrorism.
The US Vice President spoke on the need for Africa, including Nigeria to embrace energy transitions.
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