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  1. A survey conducted by NBS found that illicit drug trafficking affects Nigeria and the wider region of the Sahel/West Africa.
  2. Sahel instability contributes to Nigerian terrorism.

Dialogue resumes between ECOWAS and ASS, while UNSC reviews the political and security situation in the Sahel.

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 23
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Dialogue resumes between ECOWAS and ASS, while UNSC reviews the political and security situation in the Sahel.

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NigeriaAlliance of Sahel StatesNiger

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  1. A coup attempt has been made against the sitting president in Niger, amid the country's broader political and security crises.Sub-event
  2. Nigeria expressed concern over the security situation in Niger, noting that stability in Niger impacts the wider Sahel region.Sub-event
  3. A dispute has emerged regarding regional security blame and leadership between Nigeria and the Alliance of Sahel States.Sub-event
  4. Alliance of Sahel States, ECOWAS, and Nigeria call for a united security alliance to combat terrorism.Sub-event
  5. Dialogue resumes between ECOWAS and ASS; UNSC reviews security situation in the Sahel.1 source

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