The Nigerian government on Monday pledged to support the democratic forces in Libya. "Nigeria stands ready to work with the democratic forces in Libya in this transition process," a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said. The statement urged the new leaders in Libya to ensure magnanimity in victory in order to build the foundation for a new and democratic order in the country where respect for human rights and the rule of law would prevail. While acknowledging the increased gains recorded by the Libyan Transitional Council, the statement expressed regret over the loss of lives and the hardship the struggle had caused the people. It also acknowledged the unmistakable message from the battle for the control of Tripoli, adding that the people of Libya are anxious and determined to take their destiny in their own hands. In February, protesters took to the streets in Benghazi, Libya, demanding an end to Gaddafi's rule of the country.
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