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Military Takes Control of Gabon Following Disputed Presidential Election; International Community Responds

ONUAH YVONNE by ONUAH YVONNE
August 30, 2023
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Military Takes Control of Gabon Following Disputed Presidential Election; International Community Responds
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In a swift and shocking turn of events, the military in Gabon has seized power just days after the country’s 2023 presidential election, resulting in the ousting of President Ali Bongo.

This dramatic development has triggered a wave of reactions both domestically and internationally.

The unfolding crisis began when soldiers appeared on Gabonese national television, announcing that they had taken control of the government. The military coupists further declared the nullification of the recently concluded election, raising concerns about the state of democracy in the nation.

President Ali Bongo, who inherited the presidency from his father in 2009, had secured a contested third term in the election, a victory that faced strong opposition claims of being marred by irregularities and manipulation. These allegations, coupled with the longstanding grievances against his rule, set the stage for a political environment fraught with tension.

In the wake of this announcement, global leaders and international organizations have begun to respond to the situation in Gabon. Expressing concern about the sudden power shift, many countries have called for a peaceful resolution and a swift return to democratic governance. The African Union and the United Nations have issued statements urging restraint and dialogue to address the ongoing crisis.

Social media, as ever, has become a platform for swift reactions from across the world. Netizens on various platforms have shared their thoughts, with some drawing parallels to similar instances in the region. Months after the military takeover in Niger Republic, netizens have expressed a mix of alarm and disappointment over the apparent vulnerability of democratic processes in some African nations.

As the situation continues to evolve, there are growing fears about the impact of the coup on Gabon’s stability, economy, and regional relationships. The power vacuum left by Bongo’s departure has created uncertainty about the immediate future of the nation and its ability to navigate the complex challenges it faces.

The international community’s response, along with the reactions of Gabonese citizens, will undoubtedly play a crucial role in determining how this crisis unfolds. As stakeholders across the globe monitor developments closely, hopes to remain high for a peaceful resolution that safeguards both the democratic rights of the Gabonese people and the stability of the nation.

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ONUAH YVONNE

ONUAH YVONNE

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