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Presidents of Nigeria, Senegal and Ghana in Burkina Faso to mediate amid power struggle but cross-party meeting descends into chaos

Diplomats pressing Burkina Faso’s military ruler to return the country to civilian rule are seeking names of people who could serve as interim head of state until elections are held.
The presidents of Nigeria, Senegal and Ghana are in Burkina Faso to mediate after the African Union gave Burkina Faso’s military a two-week deadline to hand over power or face sanctions that could cripple the country.
However, in a sign of growing tensions, a meeting that brought together the political opposition and others descended into chaos.

Burkina Faso’s president of 27 years, Blaise Compaoré, stepped down on Friday amid mounting opposition to his bid to seek yet another term in office. Compaoré never identified a potential successor and his departure has created a power vacuum in which at least three people have tried to take over control of the country in the past week.
Opposition members and other activists stormed out of Wednesday’s meeting after some from the former ruling party showed up for the session. More Stories at Thegaurdians.com

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what do you think about this step the president has taken, drop your comment