At the end of their 50th ordinary session, leaders of West African countries, ECOWAS, took decisions on member countries including Gambia, Mali, and Guinea Bissau.

In the communiqué released after their meeting in Abuja, the leaders called on Gambian leader, Yahya Jammeh, to ensure the president-elect is sworn-in on January 18 in conformity with the Gambian constitution.

On Boko Haram, the West African leaders supported the efforts of the Muhammadu Buhari administration to combat terrorism and agreed to set up a special fund.

“The Authority decides to create a special solidarity fund for the victims of terrorism and calls on the international community to support the implementation of the ‘Buhari Plan” for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of North-East Nigeria,” the communiqué states.

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