ECOWAS is actively involved in peace promotion efforts concerning Sierra Leone, with the Nigerian government participating in these engagements.
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ECOWAS is actively involved in peace promotion efforts concerning Sierra Leone, with the Nigerian government participating in these engagements.
Who's involved
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- ECOWAS promoted peace and stability in Sierra Leone, utilizing Nigeria for diplomatic transit via Ernest Koroma.Sub-event
ECOWAS promotes peace in Sierra Leone, involving the Nigerian government and former president Ernest Bai Koroma.1 source
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Ernest Bai Koroma, former ruler of Sierra Leone, was detained in Goderich and is now residing in Nigeria following legal proceedings.Also in this story
- Ernest Bai Koroma returned to Sierra Leone after criminal proceedings ceased, having traveled through Nigeria.
- Former President Ernest Bai Koroma returned to Sierra Leone, having been facilitated by President Julius Maada Bio and accompanied by Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh.
The entities involved
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Sierra Leone
sovereign state in West Africa
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Economic Community of West African States
intergovernmental economic union
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Ernest Bai Koroma
Sierra Leonean President
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