The former premier was accused of insulting Thailand’s monarch in an interview with the South Korean newspaper Chosun Daily nine years ago.
Burkina Faso’s military junta said a coup plot was thwarted on Tuesday.
Niger’s airspace is accessible for both civil and commercial aircraft with immediate effect, the military said on Monday.
“The best way is for the leaders to sit down to negotiate through diplomatic response.”
He said the authority agreed that military action would be taken against the military junta of the Niger Republic if they failed to restore President Bazoum within one week.
The soldiers took over the state television and announced a successful putsch in the West African country on Wednesday night.
“We have decided, after having taken the president, to dissolve the constitution,” said a uniformed officer.
“For many decades, our continent has been deprived of political stability and socio-economic development due to terrorism and violent extremism,” explained Mr Buhari.
Burkina Faso had imposed a country-wide curfew following riots in the capital and reports about an attempted coup on Sunday.
“All leaders must act in the greater interest of Myanmar’s democratic reform, engaging in meaningful dialogue, refraining from violence and fully respecting human rights and fundamental
