Chad & Cameroon

Chad: Chad is mentioned as one of the neighboring countries hosting Nigerian refugees that Nigeria — Borno State aims to repatriate.

Cameroon: Cameroon has hosted Nigerian refugees for over a decade, with its Far North Region Governor, Mijinyawa Bakari, praising Babagana Zulum's efforts and strengthening cooperation between Nigeria and Cameroon.

Chad: Chad is one of 12 countries already affected by the existing travel ban.

Cameroon: Cameroon is one of 36 countries that could face a full or partial travel ban if it does not address U.S. concerns within 60 days.

Chad: Chad's military suffered significant casualties in a Boko Haram attack, with 23 soldiers killed and 26 wounded. President Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno condemned the attack and reaffirmed Chad's commitment to eliminating insurgent threats.

Cameroon: Cameroon is mentioned as a bordering country in the Lake Chad region, which is a hotspot for Boko Haram activity.

Chad: Chadian forces are reported to have caused high civilian casualties in attacks against Boko Haram camps, affecting Nigerian fishermen.

Cameroon: Cameroon is mentioned as a country sharing the marshland where Boko Haram camps are located.

Chad: Chad is mentioned as a neighboring country with which Northern Nigeria aims to deepen cross-border trade and regional integration.

Cameroon: Cameroon is mentioned as a neighboring country with which Northern Nigeria aims to deepen cross-border trade and regional integration.

Chad: Six of the arrested foreign nationals are from Chad, and their illegal entry is under investigation.

Cameroon: One of the arrested foreign nationals is from Cameroon, part of the group apprehended for illegal entry.