During an impromptu meeting in Abuja, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led ECOWAS issued a one-week ultimatum to the coupists in Niger Republic, demanding the reinstallation of President Muhammed Bazoum, or face military intervention. This decision sparked widespread discussions among Nigerians.

In his reaction, Shehu Sani opposed the idea of military intervention, warning that it could have adverse consequences for Nigeria in the long run. He took to Twitter and shared “Thirteen reasons why Nigeria must not support armed invasion,” emphasizing that five northern Nigerian states, namely Sokoto, Yobe, Katsina, Jigawa, and Zamfara, would bear the brunt due to their proximity to Niger.

Sani’s concerns center around the potential backlash and negative repercussions for Nigeria if ECOWAS goes ahead with military action. He believes that such an approach may lead to unintended consequences and put northern Nigerian states at risk, particularly those geographically close to Niger.

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The ECOWAS-led proposal has ignited debates and discussions among Nigerians, with some expressing support for intervention while others, like Shehu Sani, urging caution and alternative solutions to the political situation in Niger Republic.

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