Ecowas warns of economic shockwaves from gulf escalation

The Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) has issued a warning regarding the escalation in the Gulf region. Officials highlight potential economic shockwaves affecting West Africa.

The Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) has sounded an alarm over the ongoing escalation in the Gulf. According to reports, this situation could lead to significant economic shockwaves for West Africa. Ecowas leaders emphasize the need for vigilance amid these developments. The warning comes in the context of regional stability concerns. No further details on specific measures were provided in the available information.

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Nigerian troops and aircraft help Benin forces arrest coup plotters at a military base.
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