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President Buhari Reacts To Failed Coup Attempt In Ghana

President Muhammadu Buhari has reacted to the failed coup attempt on the Government of Ghana, early Wednesday morning.

Igbere TV had reported the interception of an attempted plot against the authorities in Ghana, particularly the president.

President Buhari’s reactions were contained in a statement by his Senior Spokesman, Garba Shehu, in a tweet sighted by Igbere TV.

Read below….

Following the announcement of the interception of an attempted plot against the authorities in Ghana, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, has issued the following statement:

“Nigeria and Ghana are leading partners in ECOWAS, and Transparency International, and Afrobarometer’s Africa Index 2019 attested that both countries have recorded exceptional advances in fighting corruption.

When you take on powerful and corrupt vested interests successfully, sometimes they seek to push back. As the saying goes, ‘if you fight corruption, corruption will fight back’.

“The only acceptable form of governance in our region in this 21st century is through democratic elections. It is the only way to install – and the only way to change – an administration. The days of coups and government without votes are over.

“All Africans hold the nation of Ghana in the highest esteem as the first post-colonial country to gain independence, and the first African country to hold multi-party elections by universal suffrage. Ghana is the first, true African democracy.

“We in Nigeria hold out – as always – our hands in support and friendship to our brothers and sisters in Ghana”.

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