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Chad: Police suppress demonstrators against the military government Authorities on Friday banned gatherings planned by Wakit Tama, a coalition of opposition party and civil society representatives, who called for demonstrations against the takeover of Mahathir Idriss Derby. The Chadian police used tear gas to disperse on Saturday, May 8. At the appeal of the opposition and the military government, the opposition and civil society in N’Djamena opposed the military government, and dozens of people demonstrated sporadic demonstrations. Agence France-Presse (AFP). On Friday, the military authorities banned gatherings planned by Wakit Tama, a coalition of representatives of opposition parties and civil society. Wakit Tama asked that the Transitional Military Council (CMT) led by Idris’ son ) Demonstration. that power. ....
The president of African Bar Association (AFBA), Mr. Hannibal Uwaifo, has expressed sadness over the reported killing of the President of Chad, Mr. Idris Derby. Speaking on behalf of the association, Uwaifo called on international bodies to nip in the bud, the alarming rate of heinous crime and political instability in the region. He stressed that though, AFBA is not a supporter of the late president on account of his style of governance, but his commitment to the security and preservation of the integrity of the Republic of Chad and ECOWAS sub-region is not in doubt. “While AFBA may not be a supporter of the regime of the late president, on account of several disagreement including constitutional reform, free and fair elections, his commitment to the security and preservation of the territorial integrity of was never in doubt. ....
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Boko Haram: Embrace negotiation, save Nigeria N1.2 trillion annually: Ex-diplomat Nnamdi Onochie says embracing dialogue would stop “the endless bleeding’’ of Nigeria’s economy by the Boko Haram conflict ADVERTISEMENT A former Nigerian diplomat has told the Federal Government to embrace a negotiated settlement option to save Nigeria about N1.2 trillion being spent annually to fight Boko Haram. Nnamdi Onochie, who is a foreign policy expert, gave the advice on Monday in Abuja while speaking in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on the sudden death of President Mr Deby, a key ally of France in the fight against jihadists in the Maghreb, died in a battle in southern Chad on April 19, throwing his nation into fresh political uncertainty. ....