The ECOWAS Member-states shall withdraw all their ambassadors from Mali and close land and air borders between them and the country, which is currently under a military junta.
This newfound bromance between two notorious antidemocratic strong men rulers may not be unconnected with their common authoritarian history and increasing international isolation.
This appears to be an attempt to pressure the magazine through its home government and diplomatic channels. Or, so a source in the presidency thinks.
Haunted by the spectre of military coup on the African continent, Vice President Osinbajo recommends new preventive measures at virtual ECOWAS Summit on Guinea as President Buhari’s representative.
NINAS, which declared the recent Nigeria-Russia Military Cooperation Agreement as a desperate action to save a sinking ship, explains why.
Nigeria and Ethiopia have signed a visa waiver agreement for diplomatic and official passport holders, and a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Cooperation in the field of Defence.