The Digest:
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has safely left Guinea-Bissau following the recent military takeover that disrupted the nation's electoral process. The former Nigerian leader, who was on a regional observer mission, departed aboard a special flight alongside senior diplomat Ibn Chambas and other delegation members, marking a peaceful conclusion to his stranded situation.
Key Points:
- Former President Jonathan departed Guinea-Bissau safely via a special flight.
- He was accompanied by senior diplomat Ibn Chambas and delegation members.
- The evacuation followed Wednesday's military coup that suspended elections.
- Jonathan had been part of an AU/ECOWAS election observer mission.
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed his safe departure from the country.
- The military takeover occurred amid contested presidential election results.
- Nigeria had earlier condemned the coup and called for constitutional restoration.
Sources: Vanguard
