Niger’s navy ruler General Abdourahamane Tchiani has proposed a go back to democracy inside 3 years.

Tchiani and others ousted President Mohamed Bazoum and seized energy in a coup on July 26.

Neither the junta “nor the humans of Niger need strugglefare and stay open to communicate,” General Tchiani stated at some stage in a televised cope with on Saturday evening, as pronounced through CNN.

He stated the concepts of the transition might be determined in the subsequent 30 days as a part of a countrywide talk hosted via way of means of the junta and the transition itself “ought to ultimate now no longer than 3 years.”

The communicate might define “countrywide priorities” and “name for essential values to manual the rebuilding” of the West African country, he stated.

Leaders from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have spoke back to the coup through enacting sanctions and issuing an ultimatum to the junta to face down or face a ability army intervention via way of means of a nearby standby force.

A delegation of ECOWAS leaders met with Tchiani withinside the capital Niamey on Saturday and visited Bazoum.

Tchiani stated in his televised deal with that the junta’s ambition was “now no longer to confiscate electricity.”

“I additionally reaffirm our readiness to have interaction in any communicate, as lengthy because it takes under consideration the orientations preferred with the aid of using the proud and resilient humans of Niger,” he stated.

But he warned that the junta might combat lower back if attacked.

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“If an assault have been to be undertaken in opposition to us, it’s going to now no longer be the stroll withinside the park a few humans appear to think.”

The junta formerly claimed it had collected proof to prosecute Bazoum for “excessive treason.”

Niger lies on the coronary heart of Africa’s Sahel area which has visible severa strength grabs in latest years along with in Mali and Burkina Faso.