A coalition of West African troops entered the country, and presidents of nearby nations flew in to negotiate with him. On Saturday night, Mr. Jammeh boarded a plane, accompanied by the president of Guinea. Mr. Jammeh is now in exile in Equatorial Guinea, a nation known for its own brutal government. PhotoOn Monday, opposition party members in Equatorial Guinea said they objected to the nation hosting Mr. Jammeh. Mr. Barrow has dismissed the document as nonbinding, and many Western diplomats have noted that its careful language would not rule out action against Mr. Jammeh.

Source: New York Times January 23, 2017 20:39 UTC