Breaking: Sudan President, Al-Bashir Steps Down after 30 Years, Place Under House Arrest

Published

7 years ago

April 11, 2019

PEARL

By Jide Afolabi, Lagos

The Sudanese President, Omar Al-Bashir has stepped down after 30 years in power.

The former Sudan is however under house arrest, CityMirrorNews gathered.

There is been mounting pressure on Al-Bashir to step down by the Sudanese and the international community.

The former President is wanted by the International Criminal Court, ICC, on allegations of crimes against humanity.

He assumed office in 1989 spending uninterrupted 30 years in office. Until he stepped down, he was the maximum ruler of the country.

Related Topics:

Ijesha/IBEDC Feud: Power Restoration Soon As Oyetola Intervenes

Tourism, Judiciary Suffers as Lalong Presents 2019 Budget Breakdown

Click to comment

‘You’re A Beacon Of Hope And A Mother To Many,’ Adelabu Lauds Mrs Oyetola At 66

Adeleke Summons IBEDC, Reassure Rainstorm Victims Of Emergency Support

Reconciliation Still Possible After PDP Factional Convention —Gbenga Hashim

ADC Crisis Rooted In Legal Process, Not External Influence — Lawyers Explain

CityMirrorNews