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The ECOWAS Parliament has expressed gratitude and supported President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s swift action to bring democracy back to the Benin Republic.
Nigeria acted in the best interest of peace and stability in West Africa, according to Barau Jibrin, Deputy Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament and Deputy President of Nigeria’s Senate, who communicated the resolution of the regional bloc’s parliament.
A state of emergency was reportedly imposed in West Africa earlier by ECOWAS.
At the 55th ministerial session of the Mediation and Security Council, which took place in Abuja on December 9, 2025, ECOWAS Commission President Omar Touray delivered the news.
Touray stressed that these incidents highlight the critical need for more funding for community security as well as in-depth consideration of the sub-region’s democratic future.
The events, according to Touray, underscore the “imperative of serious introspection on the future of our democracy and the urgent need to invest in the security of our community.”
The statement comes after increased unrest, which included a failed coup attempt in Benin a few days prior.
Touray described elections as a “major trigger of instability” in the area.
“We have continued to witness political practices that violate these principles, despite the best efforts of our community to establish constitutional convergence principles and to have a support program for elections in our region to safeguard our democratic credentials and stability,” he stated.
He said, “As we continue to witness the devastating effect of terrorist groups along our borders with them, we also have to negotiate with our neighbors, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), particularly the terms of our security cooperation.”
