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Former President Jonathan Returns to Nigeria After Guinea-Bissau Coup Evacuation

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has safely returned to Abuja, Nigeria, after being airlifted from Guinea-Bissau following a military coup in the West African country. Jonathan, who led the West African Elders Forum Election Observation Mission, had been in Guinea-Bissau to monitor the presidential and legislative elections.

The military coup occurred while Jonathan's team was still carrying out its duties, prompting the evacuation. The coup leaders announced they had taken control of the government, prompting condemnation from regional and international bodies.

In a joint statement, Jonathan, Filipe Nyusi, former president of Mozambique and head of the African Union Election Observation Mission, and Issifu Kamara, head of the ECOWAS Election Observation Mission, condemned the coup, describing it as a deliberate attempt to derail Guinea-Bissau's democratic process. The statement urged residents to remain calm and restated their commitment to supporting the country during this sensitive period.

The Federal Government of Nigeria also condemned the coup, warning that the development poses a serious threat to democracy and regional stability. The government emphasized the need to safeguard peace, stability, and the well-being of the Bissau-Guinean people.

Guinea-Bissau has experienced a history of instability, with several military coups and attempted coups since its independence in 1974. The country has struggled to establish a stable democratic government, making the current situation a concern for regional and international partners.

As the situation unfolds, the international community remains vigilant, watching closely to see how the situation will impact Guinea-Bissau's democratic process and regional stability. Will the international community's response be enough to restore stability in Guinea-Bissau?

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