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Mohamed Bazoum

president of Niger
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  • Niger
    Niger
    / Military coup and return to civilian rule

    Mohamed Bazoum of Issoufou’s PNDS and Mahamane Ousmane received the most votes—about 39 percent and 17 percent, respectively—but as no one received more than 50 percent, they advanced to a runoff, held on February 21, 2021. Bazoum was announced the winner, with more than 55


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    Mohamed Bazoum of Issoufou’s PNDS and Mahamane Ousmane received the most votes—about 39 percent and 17 percent, respectively—but as no one received more than 50 percent, they advanced to a runoff, held on February 21, 2021. Bazoum was announced the winner, with more than 55


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