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  1. Border issues and worsening insecurity across Cameroon, Nigeria, Chad, and Benin are driving arms trafficking and surveillance deficits.
  2. Transnational banditry and cross-border groups are operating across the porous borders of Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon.
  3. Cross-border banditry and kidnapping are impacting regional security and the economy involving Nigeria, Zamfara, and Niger.

Porous borders between Niger and Nigeria facilitate arms smuggling, leading to a declared no-fly zone over Zamfara State.

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Porous borders between Niger and Nigeria facilitate arms smuggling, leading to a declared no-fly zone over Zamfara State.

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Cross-border banditry and kidnapping are impacting regional security and the economy involving Nigeria, Zamfara, and Niger. All 1 developments

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

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