Military intervention not solution to coups in Africa - Reps minority caucus

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The Minority Caucus of the House of Representatives has warned that military intervention is not a panacea to unnecessary military interruptions in

The caucus, therefore, kicked against any plans by either the African Union , United Nation , or any global association to use force or coercion in restoring democratic governance in Gabon, Niger Republic or any other country in Africa.

Its Leader, Hon. Kingsley Chinda, in a statement issued on Friday, however, expressed displeasure at the growing trend of military adventurism on the continent. The caucus was of the opinion that this development had rolled back the gains of the democratic struggles for the return to civil rule of the late 1980s and 1990s.

Chinda stated: “However, it is imperative to state in clear terms that the use and deployment of brute force, and aggression in whatever guise is not the solution to the problems at hand.

 

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