Cedeao’s decisions: Niger will soon be an open hell. Even assuming Cedeao waits on military action to restore democratic institutions, the next few weeks will be hell for Nigerians. Indeed the closure of land borders will result in blocking all trucks carrying goods(even medicines) in Benin. These trucks are the ones that transport goods from the ports of Benin, Togo, Ghana and Ivory Coast. Nothing passes through the burkinabated corridor anymore because of the insecurity that prevails there. Or President Talon’s Benin is the country where fraud, if not totally abolished, is mastered in a considerable way. In addition, President Talon is particularly outraged by the attempted coup against President Bazoum, which he has come to know and appreciate because of his commitment to his country and the future he is preparing for him. It will be intolerable as to the rigor with which the measure of closing the land border will be applied. It must also be known that the sale of our uranium is done on the basis of contracts with strict deadlines. Such a shortage of goods of all kinds will cause a very high inflation. Imported and unimported food prices will skyrocket exposing the poorest to a near-starvation situation. By the way, the tonne of rice has already increased by 25% (120000f) today and it’s just begun. The closure of the Nigerian cattle market will have a disastrous impact on our poor farmers. Nigeria, on the instruction of President Tinubu another raging against living room putchists and great admirer of President Bazoum has since this morning deployed a Task force to set out how to implement the border closure measure. Also there the controls will be relentless. Furthermore Nigeria is shaping legal documents on which the signature will be signed to cut off power from Kandji. This will be nearly half of the power used in Niamey, Dosso and the river area that we will be deprived of. Recent experience of the June outage has shown that in the same situation pressure on Gorou Banda and Isthismar thermal engines will cause recurring outages. If normally these parts can be ordered outside and flown, then there will be no plane. And Nigerians won’t even be able to convert to storm lamps we no longer manufacture and couldn’t even import even if it was because of the embargo. On the other hand, the lack of electricity affects the pumps that operate the water borehole. Electricity shortages will cause major water shortages. For our misfortune, the Gorou Banda solar plant recently inaugurated by the President of the Republic, which was supposed to start on August 25th, saw its work stopped net by the European Union following the attempted coup. The measure taken by the BCEAO to prohibit any financial transactions with the state and public companies will deprive the state of any possibility of disposing even the little money it has in the banks. And all the projects in progress will come to an end. Banning all Transactions between Nigerian banks and banks in Uemoa countries will have catastrophic effect on the economy which will enter into total anemia. The blockage of commercial and financial activities will lead to a decline in economic activities and a significant lack of financial gain that will not allow the state to meet the minimum of its royal burdens: salaries, contract breaches, student bursaries, payment of internal and external debt, operation services such as health, education and others./Zagazola Makama