WIRE — Nigeria and Benin Republic have agreed to deepen defence cooperation and establish real-time intelligence sharing to tackle cross-border crime, terrorism and piracy in West Africa. The agreement was reached during a three-day working visit to Cotonou by the Minister of Defence, Gen. Christopher Musa, which concluded on Thursday. This is contained in statement on Friday Nigeria, Benin Republic agree on joint action to curb cross-border crimes
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