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‘Nigeria will never support military coup in Niger’ – FG
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· September 3, 2026
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Key points The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs has issued a statement to address these claims. A government statement has clarified the country's stance on a recent development.
A government statement has clarified the country's stance on a recent development. Claims that Nigeria was involved in a failed coup attempt have been dismissed as baseless. The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs has issued a statement to address these claims.
Commitment to democracy and stability in the region has been reaffirmed. The government has made it clear that it does not support unconstitutional changes of government. Further details on this matter are available from the relevant authorities.
The statement was issued to provide clarity on the country's position, following speculation on social media.
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Published: September 3, 2026 ·
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