The West African nation has been plunged into a political crisis which saw a coup d'etat occur last week, the second in nine months. But Adib Saani in an interaction with GhanaWeb said the latest move by ECOWAS was one that demonstrated their lack of understanding of the Malian situation. "This is possible through enhanced partnership and collaboration amongst member states towards building resilient institutional capacity to prevent coups and ensure that human securities are well catered for. “It is in the best interest of ECOWAS to ensure peace and security in Mali. I expect the ECOWAS Chair to demonstrate more assertiveness and leadership in getting Mali, which by the way is on the brink, back on track,” he concluded.

Source: GhanaWeb May 31, 2021 11:03 UTC