Nigeria and Cameroon Sign Security Cooperation Agreement

On [date not specified], Nigeria and Cameroon signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Yaoundé to bolster security along their southern border. The agreement was signed by General Christoph Gwabin Musa (rtd), the Minister of Defence of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and Joseph Beti Assomo, the Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Defence for the Republic of Cameroon.

This MoU aims to establish a modern framework for cooperation in both terrestrial and maritime security domains, reinforcing the long-standing defence relationship between the two nations. Key aspects include enhanced operational coordination, intelligence sharing, logistical support, and joint military training programs.

General Musa emphasized that the MoU will provide a structured framework for military cooperation and address common security concerns. The agreement also highlights the establishment of a combined maritime joint task force to enhance maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea.

Both ministers expressed commitment to advancing defence technology cooperation and reaffirmed their dedication to regional peace and sovereignty.