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Nigerian President Extends Congratulations and Support to Chad’s President-Elect Mahamat Deby

Nigerian President Extends Congratulations and Support to Chad's President-Elect Mahamat Deby

(FILES) Chad's transitional president and presidential election candidate Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno (C) arrives to cast his ballot at a polling station in N'Djamena on May 6, 2024 during Chad's presidential election. Chad's junta chief Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno won this week's presidential election in the first round, according to provisional official results released on May 9, 2024. The electoral commission said Deby won 61.03 percent of votes, beating his Prime Minister Succes Masra who only garnered 18.53 percent. The results are due to be confirmed by the Constitutional Council. (Photo by Issouf SANOGO / AFP)

Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has extended heartfelt congratulations to Chad’s President-elect, Mahamat Deby, reaffirming Nigeria’s commitment to bolstering ties with Chad and pledging continued cooperation between the two nations.

In a statement released by his spokesperson, Ajuri Ngelale, President Tinubu underscored Nigeria’s unwavering dedication to nurturing bilateral relations and promoting collaboration with the Republic of Chad. He hailed the successful conduct of Chad’s elections as a testament to the nation’s steadfast commitment to democracy and orderly transitions in the region.

Chad’s President-elect, Mahamat Deby

President Tinubu emphasised the importance of maintaining a robust and amicable partnership between Nigeria and Chad, expressing optimism for the future as President-Elect Mahamat Deby assumes his responsibilities in serving the people of Chad.

Mahamat Deby won the May 6 presidential election, securing over 61% of the vote. Various human rights organisations, including the International Federation for Human Rights and the International Crisis Group, expressed concerns about the credibility and fairness of the election, citing issues such as a lack of transparency and democratic principles.

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