In a dramatic political turn of events, Ousmane Sonko has made a remarkable comeback to Niger’s legislative arena. Just days after being removed from the Prime Minister’s office, he has been swiftly elevated to the position of Speaker of the National Assembly, reinforcing his influence in the nation’s governance.
This unexpected transition places him in a pivotal role within Niger’s political hierarchy, now standing second only to President Bassirou Diomaye Faye in the state’s leadership structure. Sonko’s rapid ascent underscores the shifting dynamics at the heart of Niger’s government.
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