Tinubu Promises To Work On Reintegrating Mali, Burkina Faso, And Niger Into ECOWAS

Tinubu Promises To Work On Reintegrating Mali, Burkina Faso, And Niger Into ECOWAS

President Bola Tinubu has announced that the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) will persist in its efforts to persuade Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso to rejoin the bloc. This statement was made on Friday through his spokesperson, Ajuri Ngelale……. CONTINUE READING

Ngelale emphasized that ECOWAS will maintain a friendly stance towards these countries. Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso had previously severed their ties with ECOWAS following sanctions imposed by the bloc in response to recent coups in these nations.

In a meeting with ECOWAS defense chiefs, Tinubu reiterated his commitment to convincing the affected countries to return. He highlighted the bloc’s dedication to enhancing regional security and supporting constitutional governance.

Tinubu acknowledged the difficulties faced during his tenure due to the departure of these three members and assured that efforts would be made to bring them back. He stressed the importance of unity in addressing terrorism and other regional challenges, and emphasized the readiness of the ECOWAS standby force.

The statement concluded with Tinubu’s pledge to invest in both regional security and economic prosperity to encourage the return of the departing nations.

For the latest updates and juicy gossip, dive into the Bushradiogist platform by clicking this link: Bushradio. For advert placement only, shoot a WhatsApp message to 0807 580 6790.