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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.

Shared management issues are arising in the Lake Chad basin involving Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon, and the broader African continent.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 27
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Shared management issues are arising in the Lake Chad basin involving Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon, and the broader African continent.

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Transnational banditry and cross-border groups are operating across the porous borders of Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon.

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

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