Nigeria Condemns Guinea-Bissau Coup, Calls for Constitutional Order Restoration
Nigeria strongly criticizes the military coup in Guinea-Bissau, expressing deep concern over the unconstitutional change of government. The Nigerian government demands the immediate restoration of constitutional order, protection of democratic institutions, and urges dialogue between political actors and military leaders.
President Umaro Embalo was reportedly removed during the coup, with conflicting reports on his status. The coup led to the suspension of electoral activities and imposition of a curfew in Guinea-Bissau.
Nigeria calls for the safety of foreign election observers and emphasizes the need for a peaceful resolution to the crisis.
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