Nigeria-Benin Republic Relations and Border Management
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Nigeria, Benin Republic, Relations, Border ManagementAbstract
Nigeria from its inception has established relationships with other countries of the world (including her African neighbours) which include security, trade, and other economic transactional in and out of its national boundaries. Nigeria's relations with her African neighbours, particularly Benin Republic have been mutual respect for their independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. The two West African nations have a shared border that spans over 770 kilometres, making it a focal point for various diplomatic, economic, and security concerns. This study aims to examine those factors that influence Nigeria-Benin Republic relations and the challenges both countries experience in terms of border management. The study relies on secondary sources of data. The study employs the theory of transnationalism in analyzing the subject matter. The study finds that historical ties and shared cultural heritage contribute to the strong bond between the two nations and recommends that the governments of both countries strengthen regional integration frameworks through ECOWAS and enhance infrastructure and technological capabilities
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