The Economic Commission of West African States, ECOWAS, has lauded Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Liberia for calmly settling their February discretionary issues.

Leader of the ECOWAS Commission, Dr Omar Touray, expressed this during the 64th meeting of the ECOWAS Heads of State and Government on Sunday in Abuja.

”The power invites the serene goal of the electing debate in the Administrative Republic of Nigeria and the quiet result of the exchange between the resistance and the public authority in the Republic of Sierra Leone,” he said.

The power complimented part countries and the ECOWAS commission for their endeavors to solidify a vote based system, harmony, security, and soundness in the district.

“The power notes specifically the quiet decisions that occurred during the year in Nigeria, Guinea Bissau, Sierra Leone and Liberia.”

As per Touray, the specialists likewise commended the electing system that brought about a serene change in Liberia, as well as President Goerge Weah’s acknowledgment of the outcomes.

Touray added that the authority is profoundly worried about the locale’s drawn out uncertainty and shakiness, which has brought about psychological warfare, fierce radicalism, and unlawful government changes.

He said the authority has guided the commission to attempt conversations with partners about the connection between political decision techniques, a vote based system, and improvement.