Focal Point: Inside Niger

Months after a seismic military coup shook the foundation of Niger, the resilient spirit of its people remains unwavering. TRT World went to the heart of Niger to uncover the untold stories of its citizens facing monumental challenges in the wake of political upheaval.
In "Focal Point: Inside Niger," TRT World's Rahul Radhakrishnan delves into the aftermath of the coup, exploring its profound impact across every facet of Nigerien society. From the socio-political landscape to the economic realm, and beyond, witness firsthand the struggles and triumphs of individuals striving to rebuild amidst adversity.
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[@millionairemaine8901]

Good report. Much love to the Sahel from the U.S.

[@ronaldmadziro5679]

Good article by TRT, much better than anything CNN ,BBC ,Aljazeera or DW could ever put out. The reporter also highlighted the challenges ahead plus showing the resilience of the people to carve their own future.

[@SeeLasSee]

A revolution is easy, building a nation to the people’s satisfaction is much harder. Still I wish them well, since what has happened has happened.

[@shawday7911]

As long as the West stay out of the Africa, Africa will be just fine

[@ekusondebango3568]

@@shawday7911 Righto!

[@ekusondebango3568]

But the country made more money exporting its onions than it made selling uranium to the West for a paltry 83 cents a kilo. They sure as hell will do better without the West on their back.

[@MrSpresley33]

Finally, our African brothers and sisters are waking up! Love from Black Americans

[@Goulma227]

very good report thank you from a Nigerienne

[@halidouamadouali8022]

you can translate it to french for the population in Niger and the french world

[@briopalumpus8676]

They sure will there is a french try channel.

[@user-oy3gq9my2g]

Why do you people keep on emphasizing on democratic elected president.

[@ayoubasylla9838]

🇸🇳🇫🇷🇬🇳🇬🇼🇳🇬🇨🇮 You are 100% Right

[@africanlastborn7776]

Turkey should mind it business while in Africa,because turkey can be kick out Russia will stay,turkey now using Islam as a soft power into Africa.

[@daoistdansah54]

WEll done

[@CpredatorR]

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarokatu

[@SuadOmar-fl1we]

There no place for puppet in Africa ❤

[@luismartins854]

But he wasn't! Traitor he was

[@tomtraster2065]

I dont understand how sacrificing your right to vote leads to national pride. Mlitary coup never leads to opportunities and prosperity. Authoritarianism will be on the menu next but hey, "this is our choice." It certainly is

[@tomtraster2065]

Im now convinced africa is doomed to failure. The entire point of democracy is to be able to replace leadership if that is the will of the citizenry. Time and again they choose to give away that power and gullibly follow a "strong man" into authoritarianism under the guise of nationalism. Prosperity and opportunity always follow military coups right? Well im sure this will be the first. No worries thought, the will be anouther coup soon. And one after that. And one that.

[@worldview2888]

Sometimes you cannot pity them, when help does go their way they completely take it for granted and don't want to change.

[@chocolatesugar4434]

I don’t think they’re looking for pity

[@deedeepatrick6985]

Very small minded individual.

[@ronaldmadziro5679]

No one asked for pitty,what they want is to control their destiny and resources.

[@abiyamberber8773]

What help are you talking about?

[@pikipin8129]

I don't think you watched the video at all