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"Rather than Goita, Stronger than Traoré": Tiani, Chief Sovereignist in the Sahel, General in Failure in Niger

Summary by JeuneAfrique.com
As the jihadist attacks intensified in Niger, General Abdurahamane Tiani, who had obtained a first term as president at the end of March, tried to maintain the illusion of a takeover. But his security promises collapsed, undermined by the distrust of a part of the army.
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As the jihadist attacks intensified in Niger, General Abdurahamane Tiani, who had obtained a first term as president at the end of March, tried to maintain the illusion of a takeover. But his security promises collapsed, undermined by the distrust of a part of the army.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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