Niger's Former President Mohamed Bazoum Held Captive for Three Years

Mohamed Bazoum, Niger's former president, has been held captive with his wife within the presidential palace grounds in Niamey for three years since his ousting on July 26, 2023.

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Niger's former president Mohamed Bazoum has now been held captive for three years

Since being ousted by the head of his own presidential guard, General Abdourahamane Tiani, on July 26, 2023, Mohamed Bazoum has lived in seclusion with his wife Hadiza within the grounds of the presidential palace in Niamey.

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Niger's Former President Mohamed Bazoum Held Captive for Three Years

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Niger's former president Mohamed Bazoum has now been held captive for three years

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