Why Nigeria’s Soldiers Went to Libreville

🌐 Premium Times Nigeria (GA) — 2026-09-18

Nigerian soldiers participated in a gathering in Libreville alongside military leaders from 26 African countries, as well as U.S., European, and NATO partners. The event focused on regional security collaboration and cooperation.

The gathering brought together 127 senior enlisted leaders and other participants from 26 African countries, alongside the U.S. European, and NATO partners. The post Why Nigeria’s Soldiers Went to Libreville appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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Why Nigeria’s Soldiers Went to Libreville

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