Thousands Of Niger Coup Supporters Gather In Niamey Stadium
A delegation of members of the ruling National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP) arrived at the 30,000-seat stadium to cheers from supporters.
Protesters hold a Niger flag during a demonstration on Independence Day in Niamey on August 3, 2023. – Hundreds of people backing the coup in Niger gathered on August 3, 2023 for a mass rally in the capital Niamey with some brandishing giant Russian flags. (Photo by – / AFP)
Thousands of supporters of the military coup in Niger gathered at a Niamey stadium Sunday, when a deadline set by the West African regional bloc ECOWAS to return the deposed President Mohamed Bazoum to power is set to expire, according to AFP journalists.
A delegation of members of the ruling National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP) arrived at the 30,000-seat stadium to cheers from supporters.
Nigerien youth gather at the Francophonie traffic circle in Niamey on August 4, 2023. (Photo by – / AFP)Nigerien youth gather at the Francophonie traffic circle in Niamey on August 4, 2023. – First a dozen, then around thirty people gradually arrived after dark at the Francophonie traffic circle in Niamey, where soldiers overthrew President Mohamed Bazoum. (Photo by – / AFP)Nigerien youth gather at the Francophonie traffic circle in Niamey on August 4, 2023. – First a dozen, then around thirty people gradually arrived after dark at the Francophonie traffic circle in Niamey, where soldiers overthrew President Mohamed Bazoum. (Photo by – / AFP)Nigerien youth gather at the Francophonie traffic circle in Niamey on August 4, 2023. – First a dozen, then around thirty people gradually arrived after dark at the Francophonie traffic circle in Niamey, where soldiers overthrew President Mohamed Bazoum. (Photo by – / AFP)A man wearing a t-shirt with a slogan supporting the Niger National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP) stands at a busy intersection as Nigerien youth gather at the Francophonie traffic circle in Niamey on August 4, 2023. – First a dozen, then around thirty people gradually arrived after dark at the Francophonie traffic circle in Niamey, where soldiers overthrew President Mohamed Bazoum. (Photo by – / AFP)
