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Burkina Faso’s overthrown Military Chief, Paul-Henri Damiba has agreed to step down two days after army officers announced his deposition.
Damiba offered his resignation in order to avoid confrontations with serious human and material consequences.
A spokesman for the mediation efforts, Hamidou Yameogo, said the President proposed his own resignation in order to avoid clashes.
The Military Chief set seven conditions for stepping down, which include; guarantee of security for his allies in the military, and assurance that those taking power will respect the pledge he gave to West Africa’s regional bloc for a return to civilian rule within two years.
Defender, William Troost-Ekong has been ruled out of action by Watford until mid-October after picking an injury. Troost-Ekong was part of the Super Eagles squad for the friendly matches against Algeria during the FIFA international break. His injury ruled him out of the game against Algeria’s main team which the Foxes won 2-1.
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