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Togo seeks more electricity supply from Nigeria

The Togolese government has asked Nigeria to increase the amount of electricity it supplies to Togo to support businesses and households facing power shortages.Officials from Togo’s power utility recently met with the management of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company in Abuja to discuss ways to boost imports. During the meeting, the Togolese delegation said electricity imported from Nigeria has been crucial in keeping factories running, preserving goods and supporting commercial activities.They noted that more stable supply would help protect jobs and reduce losses for traders who struggle with frequent outages at home. Managing Director of NDPHC, Jennifer Adighije, confirmed that Togo wants higher volumes and assured the delegation that Nigeria is open to strengthening the partnership.​She explained that NDPHC has available generation capacity that can be exported within the framework of existing regional power agreements. Nigeria already exports electricity […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA March 15, 2026

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Togo

Lomé sécurise l’engrais destiné au Niger

Le gouvernement togolais va accompagner le Niger dans la sécurisation logistique de son approvisionnement en engrais. L’annonce a été faite le mercredi 25 février 2026 par le ministre chargé de l’Économie maritime, à l’issue d’une rencontre avec son homologue nigérien de l’Agriculture, Mahaman Elhadj Ousmane. Les autorités togolaises ont indiqué que le Port de Lomé est mobilisé afin d’assurer le transit de 20 000 tonnes d’engrais destinées au marché nigérien. Cette opération s’inscrit dans une dynamique de coopération économique accrue entre les deux pays, renforcée depuis le retrait du Niger de la Communauté économique des États de l'Afrique de l'Ouest. Confronté à des tensions diplomatiques avec le Bénin, notamment marquées par la fermeture des frontières terrestres, le Niger s’appuie davantage sur la plateforme portuaire togolaise pour ses échanges commerciaux. Le corridor passant par Lomé est ainsi devenu un axe stratégique […]

Abubakar February 26, 2026

Réunion des hauts fonctionnaires de la Confédération des États du Sahel à Ouagadougou
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Burkina faso

AES : les hauts fonctionnaires finalisent la feuille de route de l’An II à Ouagadougou

En marge de la réunion des ministres de la Confédération des États du Sahel chargés des trois piliers, les hauts fonctionnaires des pays membres se sont réunis ce mardi 24 février 2026 à Ouagadougou pour une rencontre préparatoire consacrée à l’examen et à la finalisation du projet de feuille de route de l’An II. Cette session technique intervient en prélude à la nouvelle étape de la Confédération. Les participants ont échangé sur le contenu du document stratégique afin d’en affiner les orientations avant sa présentation officielle aux ministres. L’objectif est d’harmoniser les positions et de consolider les propositions issues des différents pays membres. Selon Bassolma Bazié, président de la Commission nationale de la Confédération AES et chef de la délégation burkinabè, ce cadre de travail permet d’examiner en profondeur les différents axes de la feuille de route. Il a insisté […]

Ahmad February 24, 2026

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Togo

Togo : équilibre diplomatique entre France et Russie

Le Togo tente de tirer parti de ses relations avec la France et la Russie, tout en conservant sa liberté d’action régionale. Après l’échec du coup d’État au Bénin le 7 décembre, le chef rebelle Pascal Tigri aurait trouvé refuge temporaire au Togo avant de se rendre probablement au Burkina Faso ou au Niger. Le rôle exact du Togo dans cette affaire reste flou, illustrant sa capacité à naviguer habilement entre partenaires internationaux concurrents sous la direction de Faure Gnassingbé. Lomé entretient des liens prudents avec le Bénin tout en affichant un soutien ouvert à certains régimes militaires sahéliens dissidents, notamment au Burkina Faso, au Niger et au Mali. Cette diplomatie équilibrée rappelle à la France que le Togo a d’autres options internationales. En octobre, Faure Gnassingbé s’est rendu à Paris pour rencontrer Emmanuel Macron, avant de se rendre trois […]

Abubakar December 29, 2025

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international

Ibrahim Traoré nommé président de l’AES à Bamako

Réunis à Bamako pour leur deuxième sommet depuis la création de l’Alliance des États du Sahel (AES), les dirigeants du Mali, du Burkina Faso et du Niger ont affiché une volonté commune de consolider leur projet confédéral. Cette rencontre visait à faire le point sur les avancées enregistrées et à fixer de nouvelles orientations pour renforcer l’intégration sécuritaire, financière et médiatique de l’espace sahélien. Malgré une arrivée différée du président burkinabè, Ibrahim Traoré, les chefs d’État ont tenu à montrer une image d’unité. À l’issue des travaux, il a été officiellement désigné président de la Confédération des États du Sahel pour un mandat d’un an, conformément au principe de rotation acté lors du précédent sommet de Niamey. Il succède ainsi au général Assimi Goïta, dont le rôle dans la mise en place des premières structures de l’AES a été salué […]

Abubakar December 24, 2025

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new africa

Nigeria Sahel allies clash over detained military plane and soldiers

Nigeria and the Alliance of Sahel States are giving sharply different accounts of how a Nigerian Air Force C 130 transport plane and 11 soldiers ended up detained in Burkina Faso. The aircraft made an emergency landing in Bobo Dioulasso on Monday, but the incident has now triggered a wider diplomatic dispute over alleged airspace violations.​ The Alliance of Sahel States which includes Burkina Faso Mali and Niger insists the Nigerian plane entered its airspace without permission and was forced to land. In a joint statement the bloc called the episode a serious breach of sovereignty and said its air and anti aircraft defences have been placed on high alert with orders to neutralise any further unauthorised flights.​ Nigerian authorities reject the accusation and say the C 130 crew diverted to Bobo Dioulasso only after detecting a technical fault while […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA December 10, 2025

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Niger Puts Nationalised Uranium on Global Market

Niger’s military government has announced that uranium produced by Somair, a company it nationalised from French nuclear firm Orano in June, is now being offered on the international market. The move marks a new phase in the standoff between the junta, which seized power in 2023, and Orano, a group that is 90 percent owned by the French state and has mined uranium in Niger for decades.​ The decision was made public on state broadcaster Télé Sahel, quoting junta leader General Abdourahamane Tiani. He insisted Niger had the sovereign right to manage its natural resources and to sell them “to whoever wants to buy them” under normal market rules and in full independence.​ Russia has already signalled interest in Niger’s uranium, with Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilev saying in July that Moscow wanted to start mining operations in the country. Since […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA December 1, 2025

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Nigeria

Abductions: Tinubu Orders 24-Hour Aerial Surveillance on Kwara, Kebbi, Niger Forest

President Bola Tinubu has directed a continuous 24-hour aerial security operation over forests in Kwara, Kebbi, and Niger States after a series of mass abductions and rising banditry. The Nigerian Air Force is to coordinate the aerial patrol with ground troops to deter kidnappers, track criminal movements, and enable faster rescue missions for victims. The move follows the recent abduction of more than 20 people—including women and children—in Isapa, Kwara. The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has threatened to pull teachers from unsafe classrooms, demanding urgent government action to secure schools and rescue those in captivity. The United Nations has also called for immediate steps to end the wave of mass kidnappings. Kwara’s governor set up a high-level committee to develop local security solutions, while Kebbi's governor welcomed the safe return of 25 abducted schoolgirls—affirming no ransom was paid, crediting […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 26, 2025

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Nigeria

Southwest in Joint Moves to Prevent Terrorists’ Incursion into Region

In a landmark move, Southwest governors have launched a joint strategy to prevent terrorist incursion, agreeing to establish a regional security fund, a digital intelligence-sharing platform, and reinforce forest surveillance. State leaders also called for stricter regulation of inter-state migration and action against illegal mining, while reiterating support for state police. At a crucial summit in Ibadan led by Governor Sanwo-Olu (Lagos), Makinde (Oyo), Abiodun (Ogun), Aiyedatiwa (Ondo), Oyebanji (Ekiti), and Adeleke’s deputy (Osun), the governors resolved to set up a South West Security Fund (SWSF) under the DAWN Commission, and a live digital security communication channel linking all six states for coordinated rapid response. Forest surveillance and documentation of foreigners and unauthorized settlements are to be intensified, while over 70 illegal migrants were reportedly arrested in Ogun alone. The summit commended security agencies, including Amotekun and NSCDC, for ongoing […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 25, 2025

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Nigeria

In Pictures: Tinubu Holds High-Level Security Meeting Amid Rise in Kidnappings, Banditry

President Bola Tinubu convened a high-level security meeting at the State House, Abuja, bringing together Nigeria’s top military and intelligence officers. The closed-door session included the Chief of Defence Staff, General Olufemi Oluyede; Army Chief Major General Waidi Shaibu; Naval Chief Rear Admiral Idi Abbas; Air Chief Air Vice-Marshal Kennedy Aneke; Inspector General of Police Olukayode Egbetokun; and State Security Service Director-General, among others. The meeting focused on intensifying Nigeria’s security efforts after renewed attacks and abductions in the North-West and North-Central regions. Tinubu’s recent appointments of new Service Chiefs align with plans to reinforce the country’s security architecture. President Tinubu praised recent rescue operations, such as the freeing of 38 church worshippers abducted in Kwara State and 51 Catholic schoolchildren in Niger State, stressing his administration’s unwavering commitment to citizens’ safety and ongoing rapid-response security deployments. Tinubu also reaffirmed […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 24, 2025

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