Abuja Agreement
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As the capital of the largest nation in West Africa, Abuja, Nigeria has been the site of various treaties, accords and agreements known informally as the Abuja Agreement or Abuja Accord. These have included:
- Abuja Accord (Liberia) - peace treaty signed 19 August, 1995 in an attempt to end the Liberian Civil War
- Abuja Accord (Zimbabwe) - Land reform agreement in Zimbabwe
- Abuja Agreement (Sudan) - treaty attempting to end the Darfur conflict of Sudan signed on 9 November, 2004.
- Abuja Agreement (Sierra Leone) - A series of treaties were signed in Sierra Leone marking an end to the Sierra Leone Civil War signed in 2000 and 2001 (not to be confused with the false start signing of the Abidjan Peace Accord in 1996)
- Abuja Treaty - An international agreement signed on June 3rd 1991 in Abuja, Nigera
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