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Tinubu hosted West African leaders at the 67th Ordinary Session of the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) on Sunday in the Banquet Hall of the State House in Abuja, according to prior reports.
Six months after the last session in December 2024, the high-level summit concluded President Tinubu’s second tenure as Chairman of the ECOWAS Authority. He was first elected to the position on July 9, 2023, and was re-elected on July 7, 2024.
The 67th Ordinary Session was called at a crucial moment as the regional bloc still struggles with the announcements made earlier this year by the military juntas of Mali, Burkina Faso, and the Niger Republic that they were leaving ECOWAS.
The summit is anticipated to cover topics such as the bloc’s internal problems, rising insecurity, democratic regression, and the necessity of greater economic integration among participating nations.
Speaking earlier on Saturday at the first-ever West Africa Economic Summit (WAES), which was held at the recently opened Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre, the president of Nigeria demanded a change in the way the area handles its mineral resources.
“The warm pit to the port era must end,” Tinubu declared. We need to transform our mining wealth into industry, jobs, technology, and domestic economic value.
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Noting that the region’s potential for sustainable growth is only constrained by the current raw material export status quo, he emphasized the necessity of value addition and localized manufacturing.
The low intraregional commerce among ECOWAS member states, which is currently less than 10%, is another issue that the president raised.
