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Guinea’s transitional leader Mamady Doumbouya has urged the constitutional review committee to consider the needs and realities of the country and draft a robust new supreme law.
Doumbouya stated that the the country needs tranquillity, not just permanent transitional periods.
He warned the committee against drafting a copy and paste or tailor-made constitution for the country.
The leader assured that the National Transitional Committee is committed to drafting a new constitution for posterity and not one to suit the interim authorities.
The Economic Community of West Africa, ECOWAS, Observer Mission to Nigeria has implored the Federal Government to address the fuel and cash scarcity in the country. The mission, led by former President of Sierra Leone, Ernest Koroma, made the appeal during his visit to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, in Abuja. Koroma stressed that the insecurity crisis in the country should be resolved before the February 25 election.
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