Niger's economy struggles to recover after one year of military rule

One year ago, a military coup saw Abdourahmane Tiani seize power in Niger. Tiani cited insecurity and a struggling economy as the main reason for overthrowing the democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum.
But as Brenda Radido reports, the country is still struggling to revive its economy.
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