by Eze Eluchie,
It is
preposterous that France has rejected orders from the defacto and dejure
Government of the Republic of Niger to withdraw its Ambassador and diplomats by
Sunday 27th August 2023. This rejection is an affront to all norms
and texts of international Law and the so-called rule based world order being
championed by Western powers
Such rejection
by France, leaves the leaders of Niger with no other option than to, at the end
of the period to vacate, seek to arrest and deport from Niger, the said French
Ambassador and other French diplomats in Niger. When it is realized that the
French Ambassador will ordinarily have some French soldiers guarding him and
his residence, there is all probability that confrontation may ensue.
The Emmanuel
Macron regime in France has given the feeble excuse that it does not recognize
the Government in control of Niger, claiming to still recognize the deposed
Bazoum junta. President Macron must realize that, far and above France, the
United Nations has already acknowledged the reality of the Government in Niger
and is already obeying the instructions of the leaders of Niger – thus relegating
France’s present stance as mere agent provocateur for conflict.
Under the
false and deceptive pretext of ‘restoring democratically elected government of
Bazoum’, a phrase used to mask a desperate desire to retain a stranglehold over
the mineral resources of Niger, whilst ensuring that the people of Niger remain
economically retarded and emasculated, the regime of Emmanuel Macron in France appears
to be ready to invade Niger for economic and geopolitical reasons
If France
under this pretext, send in her soldiers to invade Niger, all moral
pretentiousness and rationale sustaining NATO support for Ukraine against
Russia invasion will evaporate – reducing French and NATO involvement in
Ukraine to a mere opportunistic frolic to undermine an adversary (Russia)
without any regard for the cost of such endeavor on the peoples and territory
of Ukraine.
It is hoped
that France will refrain from levying an unjust and unproved war against the
Government and people of Niger. Macron’s Government ought to obey the desire of
the Niger Government and withdraw its Ambassador and diplomats from Niger.
Picture: President of
Niger, Abdourahamane Tchiani and President of France, Emmanuel Macron
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