You will all recall that Malian soldiers went on state TV last week Thursday March 22nd to declare that they had suspended the nation’s constitution and seized power in a coup after the government failed to quell a nomad-led rebellion in the north.
Wednesday 28 March 2012
Coup d'etat: Ecowas suspends mali
You will all recall that Malian soldiers went on state TV last week Thursday March 22nd to declare that they had suspended the nation’s constitution and seized power in a coup after the government failed to quell a nomad-led rebellion in the north.
Now what next..... !!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't really think Mali will care. They probably haven't gained much from being in ECOWAS.
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ReplyDeleteWat nonsense in a nonsenseless manner! Military turns Militants! Tufiakwa
Linda you need to be more well read especially before uploading a news item. ECOWAS is made up of 15 Member States and not 16. Please correct.Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteAre you trying to isinuate our army to plan a coup to quell the Northern Boko Haram ??
ReplyDeletePLS , tell us yur reason for posting Mali problem here
You are a Moron
DeleteYou are a Moron
DeleteThe plane carrying the 4 African Presidents on their way to Mali was turned back because of demonstrators at the airport.
ReplyDeleteThey were shouting "Shame on ECOWAS. Mali is for us."
"There was not enough security, so we are going back to Abidjan." "The meeting is now going to be held at the Abidjan airport."
So Blaise Compraore was one of the 4? Same goon who killed Thomas Sankara? Pots and kettles.
Africans will continue to wallow in d dark,is democracy d best for of govt? How well has it worked for us and other African states? How effective are d Au and ECOWAS self?Let the military in Mali not give up until they actualise their dream of a better govt for their country. -Palo
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