Daouda Malam Wanké
Daouda Malam Wanké (6 ga Mayun shekarar 1946 - 15 ga Satumbar 2004) ya kasance soja da shugaban siyasa a Nijar. Ya kasance ɗan ƙabilar Hausa.
Daouda Malam Wanké | |||
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11 ga Afirilu, 1999 - 22 Disamba 1999 ← Ibrahim Baré Maïnassara - Mamadou Tandja → | |||
Rayuwa | |||
Haihuwa | Yelou, 6 Mayu 1946 | ||
ƙasa | Nijar | ||
Mutuwa | Niamey, 15 Satumba 2004 | ||
Karatu | |||
Harsuna | Faransanci | ||
Sana'a | |||
Sana'a | ɗan siyasa da soja | ||
Mamba |
Conseil du Salut National (en) Conseil de Réconciliation Nationale (en) | ||
Imani | |||
Jam'iyar siyasa | National Movement for the Development of Society (en) |
Ana taƙaddama game da shekarar haihuwar Wanké. Yawancin kafofin suna da'awar cewa 1954 ne [1] yayin da wasu 1946. [2]
Tarihin rayuwa
gyara sasheAn haife shi a Yellou, wani gari kusa da babban birnin Nijar, Yamai. Ya shiga aikin sojan Nijar, har ya kai matsayin Manjo. A ranar 9 ga Afrilun shekarata 1999, Wanké ya jagoranci juyin mulkin soja inda aka kashe Shugaba Ibrahim Baré Maïnassara, wanda shi da kansa ya hau kan mulki a wani juyin mulkin soja. [3] [4] Tsawon kwanaki biyu da rashin tabbas na siyasa sosai a Nijar, kamar yadda Firayim Minista, Ibrahim Hassane Mayaki da wasu da dama su ma suka yi ikirarin shugaban. A ranar 11 ga Afrilun shekarar ta 1999, Wanké ya zama shugaban kasa, yana shugabancin gwamnatin rikon kwarya da ta yi alkawarin gudanar da zabe a karshen shekarar. [5]
Gwamnatin Wanké ta cika alkawarinta, kuma ta mika mulki ga sabon zaɓaɓɓen shugaban ƙasar, Mamadou Tandja, a cikin Disamba 1999. Daga baya Wanké ya sha wahala daga matsaloli daban-daban na lafiya, gami da matsalolin zuciya da hawan jini. A watannin karshe na rayuwarsa, ya yi tafiya zuwa Libya, Morocco da Switzerland don neman lafiya. Ya mutu a Yamai. Ya bar mata daya da yara uku.
Manazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ Niger.
- ↑ "Wanké, Daouda Malam", Rulers.
- ↑ Niger: The people of Niger have the right to truth and justice[permanent dead link], April 6, 2000
- ↑ Amnesty International. President Mainassara: A profile, BBC, April 9, 1999.
- ↑ Niger: A copybook coup d'etat, April 9, 1999, BBC. Military controls Niger, April 10, 1999, BBC.