The Minister of the Interior of Niger Threatens to Punish the Heads of Local Governments

 The Minister of the Interior of Niger Threatens to Punish the Heads of Local Governments General Mohamed Toumba Alienate   Look at the idea...

 The Minister of the Interior of Niger Threatens to Punish the Heads of Local Governments

General Mohamed Toumba

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The Ministry of the Interior of Niger has ordered the governors to focus on the work of identifying people who will represent the communities of the local governments in the upcoming national assembly, with the aim of discussing the new path that should be set in the country after more than 30 years. establishing democracy in the country.

In a letter he sent to the states, the Minister of Interior, General Mohamed Toumba expressed his displeasure with the way some mayors are evading the rules in determining the representatives of the debate conference that will gather citizens in the future in Yamai, where the notice the signs of willingness in this matter to find a solution to the situation that the country finds itself in.

That is why he ordered the governors to take action to ensure that everything is done in a fair and honest manner. What the president of the association of mayors of Maradi state Sadissou Sani praised.

The minister, in this message, threatened to execute the punishments provided by the laws of the local governments for all those who are found to be breaking the law and those who are trying to disrupt the plans of the Dialogue National meeting.

However, the President of the Voix des sans Voix Nassirou Saidou, says that the best thing is to make a new move in order to achieve the goal set in this new national journey.

In the first weeks of the coup on July 26, the Ministry of the Interior informed the mayors that according to the local government law, the decision to dissolve the 7th Republic authorities taken by the CNSP council did not affect them, so they were ordered to work, but since that time some citizens have shown their dissatisfaction with this system because the mayors were elected under the shadow of political parties.