Individuals from the tip top gatekeeper fixed off admittance to the president's home and workplaces in the capital Niamey, and after talks separated, "wouldn't deliver" him, an official source said.
The officers said "all organizations" in the nation would be suspended, borders were shut and a time limit forced "until additional notification" from 10 pm to 5 am (2100-0400 GMT).
"We, the guard and security powers... have chosen to stop the system" of President Bazoum, Colonel-Major Amadou Abdramane said in a broadcast address late Wednesday.
"This follows the proceeded with weakening of the security circumstance, poor monetary and social administration," he added, encompassed by nine other formally dressed troopers.
Territorial and worldwide pioneers have required the arrival of Bazoum, who entered office quite a while back in Niger's most memorable serene change of force since freedom from France in 1960.
The leader of adjoining Benin, Patrice Claw, will make a beeline for Niamey for intervention endeavors, the top of the Financial People group of West African States (ECOWAS) said.
One of a decreasing gathering of favorable to Western forerunners in the Sahel, Bazoum was chosen in April 2021, assuming control of a nation troubled by destitution and jihadist rebellions.
In a message on Twitter, which is being rebranded as X, the president's office expressed "components of the Official Watchman (PG) threw a tantrum of temper... (also) tried and, tragically, failed to acquire the help of the public military and the public watchman".
"The military and public watchman are prepared to go after the components of the PG who are engaged with this attack of temper in the event that they don't get back to a superior demeanor," the administration said.
"The president and his family are well," it added.
Hours after his detainment, Bazoum's allies had attempted to move toward the authority complex, yet were scattered by individuals from the Official Gatekeeper who discharged cautioning shots, an AFP journalist saw.
One individual was harmed, however it was not promptly clear on the off chance that he was harmed by a shot or from falling as the group dispersed.
The gatherings of Niger's decision alliance in Niamey upbraided "a self-destructive and hostile to conservative franticness" in an explanation, saying that "certain components of the official gatekeeper sequestered the President" and his family, as well as the inside serve.
Judgment likewise poured in from past the country's boundaries.
ECOWAS and the African Association both denounced what they called an "endeavored overthrow".
ECOWAS required Bazoum's prompt and genuine delivery and cautioned every one of those included would be considered answerable for his security.
The European Association said it "partners itself" with the ECOWAS articulation and went after "any endeavor to weaken a majority rule government and undermine the steadiness" of Niger.
Both UN boss Antonio Guterres and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said they had addressed Bazoum to offer their help.
The unfamiliar pastor of Niger's previous frontier power France, Catherine Colonna, denounced "all endeavors to take power forcibly".
President Claw was supposed to show up in Niamey Thursday, after a gathering in Abuja Wednesday with Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Tinubu said President Claw would intervene with both the Official Gatekeeper and Bazoum, with the end goal of tracking down an understanding.
The landlocked Sahel state has encountered four overthrows since its 1960 freedom, and various different endeavors.
Bazoum, a previous inside serve, was the right-hand man to previous president Mahamadou Issoufou, who willfully ventured down after two terms.
An endeavored overthrow occurred only days before Bazoum's introduction, as per a security source at that point.
A few group were captured, including the thought instigator. Five individuals were imprisoned in February for quite some time.
A second offered to remove Bazoum happened last Walk "while the president... was in Turkey", as per a Niger official, who said a capture was made. The specialists have never remarked openly on the occurrence.
The country of 22 million is 66% desert and regularly positions at the lower part of the UN's Human Improvement File, a benchmark of success.
Niger is battling with two jihadist crusades - - one in the southwest, which cleared in from Mali in 2015, and the other in the southeast, including jihadists from northeastern Nigeria.
Countless individuals have escaped their homes, stirring up a philanthropic emergency and further stressing the economy.
The ineffectively prepared military is getting preparing and calculated help from the US and France, which have bases there.