ECOWAS Leaders Meet in Abuja to Address Regional Security Challenges, Tinubu Absent
ECOWAS leaders gathered in Abuja for the 68th Ordinary Session to address regional security issues, with a focus on the recent coup attempt in Benin Republic. Notably, Bola Tinubu was absent, and Kashim Shettima led Nigeria's delegation.
The summit featured discussions on various topics, including the future of the community, trade liberalization, and political developments in Benin and Guinea-Bissau. Key leaders present included Patrice Talon, Alassane Ouattara, and Julius Bio.
The absence of Tinubu raised questions as Shettima led Nigeria's delegation for the first time on home soil.
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