ECOWAS condemns unrest in Guinea Bissau, calls for constitutional order

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has released a statement strongly condemning the recent outbreak of violence in Guinea Bissau that transpired in the early hours of Friday. The ECOWAS Parliament, headquartered in Abuja, expressed deep concern over the unfolding situation in the West African nation.

In the issued statement, ECOWAS unequivocally condemned the violence and any endeavors to disrupt the constitutional order and rule of law in Guinea Bissau. The regional body called for the apprehension and prosecution of those responsible for the violent incidents, emphasizing the need for justice to prevail in accordance with the law.

Expressing unwavering support, ECOWAS conveyed its full solidarity with the people of Guinea Bissau and affirmed its commitment to upholding the constitutional authority within the country. The statement serves as a strong stance against any actions that threaten the democratic principles and stability of the region, reflecting the collective resolve of ECOWAS to maintain peace and order among its member states.