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Niger Demands "Transparency Regarding Foreign Assets in Benin"

Summary by Mondafrique
On Saturday's mission to Cotonou to remove the last obstacles before the reopening of the border with Benin, the Nigerian delegation led by the Minister of the Interior announced its "non-negotiable" conditions. France is not named but its military presence near the border, in northern Benin, will have to be the subject of "total transparency" within the framework of a forthcoming defence agreement between Niamey and Cotonou, he said to the host…
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On Saturday's mission to Cotonou to remove the last obstacles before the reopening of the border with Benin, the Nigerian delegation led by the Minister of the Interior announced its "non-negotiable" conditions. France is not named but its military presence near the border, in northern Benin, will have to be the subject of "total transparency" within the framework of a forthcoming defence agreement between Niamey and Cotonou, he said to the host…

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Mondafrique broke the news on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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