Niger : le Nigéria cède déjà aux exigences des putschistes

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à       é.   : https://www.youtube.com/@EbeneMediaTVActu?sub_confirmation=1  ------------------------------------------------------------------ Dans un contexte géopolitique tendu en Afrique de l'Ouest, le président du Nigeria, Bola Tinubu, a proposé une transition politique de neuf mois au Niger voisin, récemment sous le contrôle des autorités militaires. Cette proposition intervient alors que la Communauté économique des États d'Afrique de l'Ouest (Cedeao) a imposé des sanctions économiques sévères au Niger en réponse au coup d'État ayant renversé le président Mohamed Bazoum. Parallèlement, le Niger est embourbé dans un conflit diplomatique avec la France, suite à la décision des autorités nigériennes d'expulser l'ambassadeur français à Niamey. Cette situation complexe est également marquée par des tensions sur la présence militaire française dans la région et par le soutien de pays voisins tels que le Mali et le Burkina Faso. La proposition de Tinubu pour une transition de neuf mois au Niger vise à ramener la stabilité politique dans un pays secoué par un coup d'État. La Cedeao maintient la pression en imposant des sanctions économiques et en évoquant la possibilité d'une intervention militaire pour restaurer le président renversé. Cependant, le conflit diplomatique avec la France et la question de la présence militaire étrangère ajoutent une couche de complexité à la situation. Le soutien de pays voisins comme le Mali et le Burkina Faso ajoute un élément supplémentaire à cette dynamique régionale tendue. La région reste donc un foyer de préoccupations géopolitiques majeures, avec des implications importantes pour la stabilité et la sécurité en Afrique de l'Ouest.  #Nigeria #TransitionPolitique #Militaires #Cedeao #Sanctions #Coup #Diplomatie #France #Ambassadeur #Tension #ForcesMilitaires #Mali #BurkinaFaso #InterventionMilitaire #Sécurité #Stabilité #MohamedBazoum #Algérie #FrontPatriotique  ________________________________________       '     .            'é.   éç      é.

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00:00 In a region in boiling water, the president of Nigeria, Bola Tinubu, spoke during a recent

00:14 statement to evoke a proposal for a political transition to neighboring Nigeria, where

00:18 military authorities have recently taken power.

00:21 This announcement came in a context of growing tension between Nigeria and France, following

00:26 the Nigerian authorities' decision to expel the French ambassador to Niamé.

00:31 Let's analyze in detail the recent developments in this unstable region.

00:34 President Tinubu, who also holds the presidency of the Economic Community of the States of

00:40 Africa of the West, CDAO, proposed a nine-month transition period for Nigeria.

00:46 This proposal is based on the example of the nine-month transition that was put in place

00:50 in Nigeria in 1999.

00:52 He expressed hope that this suggestion could be accepted by military authorities in Nigeria,

00:58 provided that they are sincere in their desire to restore political stability in the country.

01:02 However, he also stressed that the sanctions imposed by the CDAO would only be lifted

01:07 if positive adjustments were made by the new Niamé regime.

01:11 This statement marks the first time that a country of the CDAO evokes a specific duration

01:16 for a possible political transition in the region.

01:18 Since the end of July, the CDAO has imposed severe economic sanctions on Nigeria in response

01:25 to the military coup that overthrew President Mohamed Bazoum.

01:28 It has also repeatedly mentioned the possibility of a military intervention to restore Bazoum

01:34 in his functions.

01:35 Algeria, an influential neighbor of Nigeria, had recently proposed a six-month transition

01:40 plan before a return to constitutional order, while the generals in power in Niamé had

01:45 suggested a three-year transition maximum.

01:47 The diplomatic conflict between Nigeria and France, a former colonial power of Nigeria

01:53 and a key partner in the anti-jihadist struggle, adds an additional layer of complexity to

01:57 the situation.

01:58 The Nigerian authorities ordered the expulsion of French Ambassador Sylvain Ité and revoked

02:04 his immunity and diplomatic visa, as well as those of his family.

02:07 However, Paris refused to comply with this request, arguing that the government in power

02:13 in Niamé was illegitimate and did not have the authority for such a request.

02:16 "In virtue of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, the Embassy premises

02:21 are considered as inviolable."

02:32 (air whooshing)

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