I read statements made by Nigerian President General Abdulrahman Chiyani to his country's television, in which he claimed that the attacks that struck Mali on April 25th originated from Mauritania, Ivory Coast, and Benin. He offered no evidence or proof for his claim, merely accusing Mauritania indiscriminately and vaguely, without providing any details. He alleged that Mauritania was the launching point for one of the axes of those attacks and …
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I read statements made by Nigerian President General Abdulrahman Chiyani to his country's television, in which he claimed that the attacks that struck Mali on April 25th originated from Mauritania, Ivory Coast, and Benin. He offered no evidence or proof for his claim, merely accusing Mauritania indiscriminately and vaguely, without providing any details. He alleged that Mauritania was the launching point for one of the axes of those attacks and …