Senator Shehu Sani has said that the ousting of President Omar Al Bashir of Sudan is a welcomed development.
Sani stated this in a tweet on Thursday following the successful military coup in the North African nation. The Sudanese President was removed from power and detained by the army, Defence Minister Awad Ibnouf announced on state television on Thursday.“I announce as minister of defence the toppling of the regime and detaining its chief in a secure place,” Ibnouf said.
A transitional military council would replace Bashir for two years, he said, adding that the country’s borders andSani in reaction to the development said; “The ouster of President Omar Al Bashir of Sudan is a welcome development. Light has finally come to the Sudan.A salute to peoples power.Another lesson for African tyrants. However, military rule should be brief and democracy should be restored immediately.
The ouster of President Omar Al Bashir of Sudan is a welcome development.Light has finally come to the Sudan.A salute to peoples power.Another lesson for African tyrants.However,military rule should be brief and democracy should be restored immediately.
I suspect you are one of those Sudanese in Nig. Govt. If coup could means light.
God brought you as a light in these nation
So coup brings light?
We need military rule in nigeria too
So you are in support of military coup .
Hope other inept leaders are taking note
It’s still inconclusive.
And for those who claim Buhari is from that side, 😀 what a conspiracy theory! Anyways let him send msg to his distant relative that Coup is outta fashion, quickly transfer to civil rule
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