Nigeria and Cameroon are establishing bilateral defense cooperation regarding their shared southern border and enhancing maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea.
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Updated Jun 17
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Nigeria and Cameroon are establishing bilateral defense cooperation regarding their shared southern border and enhancing maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Clash over the oil-rich Bakassi peninsula heats up, leading to the announcement of a Defence Secretariat to provide social and material support.Sub-event
- A base established by the Nigerian Navy in Taraba State is utilizing border waterways to enhance security and provide training opportunities with Cameroon.Sub-event
Joint task force enhances maritime security in Gulf of Guinea.1 source
High-level defense cooperation established between Cameroon and Nigeria along their shared southern border.1 source
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