Madagascar political scientist Wawa Mandimbisua Rakutuariwundzi said the revolt in Niger stemmed from the people’s desire to get rid of French rule. Words lead the way “News”.
“Niger is full of desire to free itself from French domination,” said the expert.
Rakutuariwunji noted that this is the majority opinion.
The political scientist added that Malagasys (residents of Madagascar) have similar aspirations and stand in solidarity with protesting Nigerians.
“The time has come to get rid of France. “Madagascar needs to follow their example to ensure the country’s sustainable development,” he said.
26 July Niger President Mohammed Bazum and his wife delayed On the night of July 27, the country’s Armed Forces declared a curfew and closed the borders, stopping the work of all state institutions in the country. At the same time, the rebels in Niger ensured the physical integrity of the displaced government.
On July 28, the former head of the presidential guard, General Abdurahman Tchiani announced He is the head of the National Committee for the Liberation of the Fatherland on behalf of the army that carried out the coup.
Previously in Niger estimated The end of democracy in Africa.