kano accord造句

• But this plan failed since the FPLT played no part neither in the Kano Accord, nor in the Lagos Accord.
• The Kano Accord was signed on 16 March by all those present, and Malloum resigned, replaced by a Council of State under the chairmanship of Goukouni.
• Despite signing the Kano Accord, Libya was incensed that the GUNT did not include any of the leaders of the Volcan Army and had not recognized Libyan claims on the Aouzou Strip.
• But he didn't remain long; strong opposition from the factions excluded by the Kano Accord brought on September 3, to a new GUNT government, in which all factions were represented, with Goukouni was President on the basis of the new Lagos Accord.
• On the basis of the Kano Accord a national unity government was formed on April 29, 1979, with Goukouni as Interior minister, Habr?at the Defence, the general Negue Djogo vice-president ( who represented the south, but had broken with Kamougu?).
• Nigeria needed the MPLT so that it could press through its voice for an " African solution " and the immediate withdrawal of the French forces present in Chad; and both goals were obtained with the Kano Accord, signed by the four factions on March 16, which spoke of the pull-out of all foreign troops and the arrival of a peace-keeping inter-African force guided by Nigeria.
• The Kano Accord was a failure, for it offended Libyan interests by excluding pro-Libyan factions like Abba Siddick's " Original FROLINAT " and Ahmat Acyl's Volcan Army, that menaced to form a counter-government if excluded from the GUNT . This brought Nigerians to search a new accord that would include a major number of factions; and from this was to emerge the Lagos Accord, signed on August 21 in the Nigerian city of Lagos, which took the place of the Kano Accord.
• The Kano Accord was a failure, for it offended Libyan interests by excluding pro-Libyan factions like Abba Siddick's " Original FROLINAT " and Ahmat Acyl's Volcan Army, that menaced to form a counter-government if excluded from the GUNT . This brought Nigerians to search a new accord that would include a major number of factions; and from this was to emerge the Lagos Accord, signed on August 21 in the Nigerian city of Lagos, which took the place of the Kano Accord.