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Nigerian Embassy Grants Asylum to Guinea-Bissau Opposition Candidate

The Nigerian embassy in Guinea-Bissau has granted asylum to the country’s opposition presidential candidate, Fernando Dias da Costa, over alleged threats to his life.

This is coming after military officers announced a coup in the Portuguese-speaking West African nation last Wednesday.

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It has been reported that military authorities in Guinea-Bissau declared that they had assumed full control of the country.

They also announced the suspension of all electoral activities and an immediate closure of national boarders.

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However, they later reopened the borders.

Tijani Mariam

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