Customs and police forces from Cameroon and Nigeria have announced a new phase of cooperation to combat drug trafficking after a meeting held on the 5th.
During the session, officials from both sides discussed ways to tighten border controls and improve intelligence sharing, aiming to disrupt the flow of illicit substances across the shared frontier.
The joint effort follows a history of coordinated operations between the two countries, which have long faced challenges from trans‑border drug networks.
While the specifics of the new measures have not yet been detailed, the partnership signals a renewed commitment to curbing smuggling and protecting regional security.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
