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UN "concerned" about Bazoum's living conditions | Africanews

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Mohamed Bazoum has been detained in the presidential palace in Niamey with his wife and son since July 26, where they have been deprived of electricity. His political party released a statement confirming the president's living conditions and stating that the family was also without running water.

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