Following the November 26th coup d’état in Guinea-Bissau, questions are being raised about the effectiveness of mediation efforts led by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). Concerns are mounting as the country remains locked in a political impasse. Calls are growing for ECOWAS to take greater responsibility in resolving the ongoing crisis. The situation has prompted debate over whether current strategies are sufficient to restore stability. Critics suggest a more decisive approach may be needed from the regional bloc. The lack of progress raises fears of prolonged instability in Guinea-Bissau and a potential setback for democratic governance in the region. The future trajectory of the country remains uncertain as stakeholders await a clearer response from ECOWAS.