The military government of Niger has warned against foreign interference

 The military government of Niger has warned against foreign interference Thousands of people protested in Niger's capital on Sunday to ...

 The military government of Niger has warned against foreign interference

Thousands of people protested in Niger's capital on Sunday to show their support for last month's military coup, whose leader warned against foreign interference as he proposed handing over rule in the next three years.

The protestors have been chanting slogans against France that colonized the country and the West African ECOWAS group, which is studying the possibility of using the military to restore President Mohamed Bazoum to his position, if the talks with the leaders of they staged a coup and failed to reach an agreement.

The new leaders of the country's military government in the Sahel region have officially banned demonstrations but in practice, supporters of the coup have held them.

Demonstrators held placards saying "Stop military intervention" and "We will not tolerate sanctions", a reference to the reduction of financial aid and trade sanctions by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). placed after the coup d'état on July 26.