Jammeh asks Buhari, others to postpone Gambia trip
The team will visit Banjul on Friday.
The team will visit Banjul on Friday.
"This meeting will ... discuss with President Jammeh the need and the imperative to respect the constitution."
President Buhari has been asked to ensure the safety of President-elect Barrow of Gambia.
“Essentially, we want a peaceful resolution to the issue," the Nigerian minister said.
The president is optimistic the impasse will be resolved peacefully.
“We have put standby forces on alert if he does not (step down) on January 19 when his mandate ends.”
All ECOWAS leaders agree to attend the inauguration of Gambia's president-elect.
The president spoke at the ECOWAS summit in Abuja.
"Like President Jammeh, he is a former military officer, so he knows how the military thinks."
“This is the first time that I am coming to Maiduguri as ECOWAS leader."
Such move is dampening hopes for a political solution after President Jammeh rejected the results of elections.
Naira depreciation and economic challenges slow down ECOWAS economic integration.
UNODC has provided technical assistance to West African States for 20 years.
“ECOWAS adopted the agricultural policy since 2005."
"Indeed, as a leading member state of the ECOWAS, the Nigerian Government must continue to demonstrate leadership by example."
Forte Oil said the two appointments would enhance the capacity of the Board.
The government had earlier said it was studying the ruling.
Mr. Kanu, a Director of Radio Biafra, sued the Federal Government for alleged illegal detention.
The Federal Government had ignored at least three previous orders to release Sambo Dasuki.
“One of the founding aspirations of ECOWAS was to create a community of people rather than a community of states."
Mr. Saraki made the call at the opening of the Second Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Parliament.
Ghana and Ivory Coast have also resisted the Economic Partnership Agreement.
ECOWAS Commission President, Marcel Alain de Souza, visits former Nigeria leader for guidance on new assignment.
SERAP had alleged that the Federal Government violated the rights to life, health, adequate shelter, human dignity of IDPs.
The court condemned the killings as "barbaric, illegal and unconstitutional".
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