Tinubu and ECOWAS Leaders Meet in Abuja Over Benin Coup and Regional Stability
Nigerian politician Bola Tinubu convened with ECOWAS leaders in Abuja for the 68th Ordinary Session to address the recent coup attempt in Benin and regional stability. The meeting included leaders from various West African countries such as Sierra Leone, Benin, Cabo Verde, and Côte d'Ivoire.
This gathering comes amidst a period of political unrest in West Africa, marked by coups in Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, and the recent coup attempt in Benin. Details of the meeting are yet to be disclosed.
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