N’DJAMENA, Feb 29 (Reuters) – Chadian opposition politician Yaya Dillo was killed on Wednesday during an exchange of fire with security forces, according to the prosecutor. The violence erupted amid escalating tensions ahead of the upcoming presidential election in May and June. The clashes occurred near the headquarters of Dillo’s opposition party and the country’s internal security agency building, leaving several dead. Calm has since returned to the capital N’Djamena, but internet access remains blocked following the unrest. The incident marks a concerning development in Chad’s political landscape as the nation prepares for the crucial election.
Chadian Opposition Politician Yaya Dillo Killed in N’Djamena Clashes
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