Tinubu and ECOWAS Leaders Discuss Failed Benin Coup at Summit in Abuja
Nigerian politician Tinubu and ECOWAS leaders, including Julius Bio and Patrice Talon, gathered in Abuja for the 68th ordinary session to address the failed Benin coup and other regional issues. The summit marked the first time a head of state's team met at ECOWAS headquarters in Nigeria.
Key agenda items included reports on the state of the region, trade liberalization, and the situation in Guinea Bissau. The meeting aimed to address the turbulent period in West Africa, marked by multiple coups in countries like Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.
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