Politics Osinbajo Condemns Mutiny In Cote d’Ivoire, Calls For Dialogue

[ProfRem]

Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo on Wednesday condemned developments in Cote d’Ivoire in which a small fraction of the country’s Armed Forces mutinied against the Government.

The Acting President, in a statement signed by the Senior Special Assistant on Media & Publicity to the Vice President, Laolu Akande said Nigeria express strong and unflinching support for the Government of President Alhassan Ouattara and welcomes ongoing efforts at resolving the crisis.



Nigerian Government urged the parties to the crisis to exercise maximum restraint, remain calm and continue with dialogue and negotiations with the Government of President Ouattara.

The Acting President urged the mutineers to return to their barracks and to refrain from any action capable of undermining the peace, security and democracy in the country.

 

[chinyereezeh]

Well spoken sir.

 

[onodi tochi]

The way you handle matters is more reason why you should be our president

 

[Nelson Lizzy]

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[ekoon maggie]

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[oluchi andrew]

Well said sire

 

[orah debby]

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[nwabueze onyedika]

You did well sir.

 

[ozor benardin]

Thank you Prof

 

[chifulumnanya]

Well said.