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Family members and close acquaintances reported on Tuesday that Mahaman Moustapha Barke, the former minister of petroleum for Niger, had been freed from detention nearly a year after his arrest by the nation’s military rulers.
Barke regained his release earlier in the day, according to a relative who spoke on condition of anonymity because to security concerns. The Daily Post reports that an ex-minister’s former assistant independently confirmed the development.
In 2023, after the coup that had overthrown the civilian administration just weeks before, Barke was named petroleum minister by Niger’s new military authority. Later, he was taken into custody for reasons that were never formally disclosed.
Since the military command has not released a statement on the subject, neither the grounds for his incarceration nor the terms of his release have been disclosed.
Human rights organizations have consistently criticized Niger’s junta for allegedly suppressing journalists, political opponents, and other dissident voices since seizing control.
In the meantime, Hamadou Tinni was named the new Minister of Petroleum by the government on Tuesday. He takes over for Sahabi Oumarou, who took over after Barke was fired in 2024.
