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Border issues and worsening insecurity across Cameroon, Nigeria, Chad, and Benin are driving arms trafficking and surveillance deficits.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 27
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Border issues and worsening insecurity across Cameroon, Nigeria, Chad, and Benin are driving arms trafficking and surveillance deficits.

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CameroonNigeriaChadBenin

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  1. Transnational banditry and cross-border groups are operating across the porous borders of Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon.Sub-event
  2. Nigerians are being repatriated from Chad to Nigeria amidst ongoing regional instability and humanitarian concerns.Sub-event
  3. Refugees from Nigeria are being received by Cameroon, Niger, and Chad as they flee the situation in their home country.Sub-event
  4. Benin provides external assistance and contributes to defense spending.Sub-event
  5. Benin sought regional cooperation with AES states, attended by a Nigerien delegation, amid Sahel instability.Sub-event
  6. Regional border insecurity in West/Central Africa leads to arms trafficking and surveillance deficits.1 source

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