If he does not return the stolen money of the country within 48 hours, he will be shot
The junta administration that took over the government in Niger in a coup threatened Finance Minister Ahmat Jidoud with being shot if he did not bring the stolen money from the country within 48 hours.
Finance Minister Ahmat Jidoud, who was threatened by the soldiers who took over the government in Niger with a coup, couldn’t stop his tears on live TV.
On July 26, a military unit led by Tchiani had taken over the government in Niger in a coup. General Tchiani announced on state television that Niger’s President Mohammad Bazoum had been overthrown and taken over the administration.
After the coup, the soldiers who seized the government threatened Finance Minister Ahmat Jidoud, whom they blamed for corruption in the country, on live TV by saying, “If you don’t explain the stolen money of the country within 48 hours, you will be shot.” The minister, threatened with death, could not hold back his tears. Those moments were reflected on the cameras.
The Finance Minister, who was threatened with death, could not hold back tears in front of the cameras. While those moments were reflected on the camera moment by moment, the images became the agenda all over the world.
