Mr Sall announced last week the postponement of the election scheduled for February 25, sparking a wave of protests in Senegal.
The committee was on the visit to assess the situation that led to the tragic death of one Greatness Olorunfemi due to ‘one chance’ activities in Abuja.
The ECOWAS Commission’s president said the withdrawal notifications by the Niger Republic, Mali and Burkina Faso had wider implications.
The IMF delegation arrived in Libreville Sunday to assess Gabon’s economic situation.
Mr Muhammad-Bande served the country in that capacity from 2017 to 2024.
Mr Mogere said the only way to build capacity was to allow free movement of people and goods.
“As a sports enthusiast and as a Nigerian fan, I expect them to win.’’
Mr Said publicly accused the Zanzibar Liquor Control Board of mismanaging the liquor industry.
The youth pleaded with the authorities to reconsider their decision.
Rising consumption, commodity exports and foreign direct investment are expected to drive Africa’s economic growth.
