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EU, UNODC, ECOWAS back Nigeria’s 2026-2030 drug control plan

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Mr Vergos noted that Nigeria’s stability and Europe’s security are interconnected, stressing that drug trafficking had become a transnational challenge requiring coordinated international action.

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