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Chad on edge for Déby s burial as rebels threaten advance | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World NewsWorld — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

This video grab from an AFPTV video shows soldiers of the Chadian army deployed in the capital N’Djamena on April 20, 2021 after the announcement of Chadian President Idriss Déby Itno’s death. Chad’s President Idriss Deby Itno died on April 20, 2021 from wounds sustained in battle after three decades in power, the army announced. AFPTV / AFP • AU delays decision as France backs Chad’s military takeover • FG beefs up border security, says killing of Chadian leader dims Nigeria’s security situation • Buhari meets northern governors over insecurity • U.S. advises citizens against travelling to 14 states • Group calls for a national consultative assembly to address insecurity

Chad s army divided over appointment of Idriss Deby s son as country s new leader

Several Chadian army officers, led by General Idriss Abdéramane Dicko, refuse to recognise the authority of the Transitional Military Council, led by Mahamat Idriss Déby. The political crisis in Chad is becoming even more entrenched. While Mahamat Idriss Deby took the head of the Military Transitional Council after the death of his father, the Chadian opposition denounces it as a coup. This choice is far from being unanimous, even within the armed forces. General Idriss Abdéramane Dicko and several officers of the Chadian army are now said to categorically refuse to legitimise this takeover by the son of the former president.

Chad: Anger and uncertainty as slain president′s son named interim leader | Africa | DW

Slain Chad president s son takes reins of power Consequences of President Deby s death cannot be underestimated The move, which followed the controversial re-election of the elder Deby to a sixth presidential term on Sunday and his killing just hours later on Monday, have raised concerns that the country, and ultimately the entire region, could fall into a state of violent chaos. The potentially explosive consequences of President Deby s death cannot be underestimated both for the future of Chad and across the region, the non-governmental organization (NGO) Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a statement. France, the former colonial ruler of what is today Chad, is also keenly watching developments, with Defense Minister Florence Parly saying, What s central to us now is that a process of democratic transition can be implemented and the stability of Chad preserved.

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