Goodluck Jonathan Denies Coup in Guinea-Bissau Amid Military Takeover
Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan refutes claims of a coup in Guinea-Bissau after the military seized power following the presidential election results announcement. Jonathan, who was part of an election observer mission, questions the legitimacy of the military's actions and highlights the need for democratic processes to be respected.
The situation in Guinea-Bissau has raised international concerns, with Jonathan emphasizing the importance of upholding democratic principles in the region.
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