Meeting With Niger Coup Leaders Fruitful, Nobody Wants War – Abdulsalami Abubakar.

 Former Nigerian Head of State, Abdulsalami Abubakar, has emphasized the constructive nature of his meeting with the leaders of the recent coup in Niger. Abubakar's engagement with the coup leaders aimed to foster a peaceful resolution and prevent any escalation into armed conflict.

During the discussions, Abdulsalami Abubakar emphasized that the prevailing sentiment among the coup leaders was a desire for stability and a peaceful transition. The talks reportedly revolved around finding common ground and maintaining a peaceful environment for the nation's progress.

Abubakar's involvement highlights his role as a regional mediator and peace advocate, drawing from his own experiences in managing Nigeria's transition to democracy during his tenure. His approach underscores the importance of dialogue and negotiation in resolving political conflicts without resorting to violence.

The statement, "Nobody Wants War," echoed by Abdulsalami Abubakar, reflects the collective sentiment that the coup leaders understand the consequences of conflict and the potential destabilization it could bring to the region. This sentiment also resonates with the broader international community's preference for peaceful solutions to political disputes.

Abubakar's efforts provide hope that diplomatic channels can be pursued to address internal political crises, fostering stability and maintaining the rule of law. As the situation unfolds, his engagement with the Niger coup leaders serves as a reminder of the value of diplomatic dialogue in preventing the escalation of conflicts and promoting peaceful transitions of power.