EXPOSED: France–Nigeria Secret Move in the Benin Coup

EXPOSED: France–Nigeria Secret Move in the Benin Coup

A coup strikes Benin at dawn. Soldiers seize the national broadcaster. The president disappears. And within hours, Nigerian fighter jets roar into Beninese airspace—launched right after a direct call between France’s Emmanuel Macron and Nigeria’s Bola Tinubu.

Tonight’s breakdown uncovers the part the headlines refuse to explain:
the hidden foreign coordination, the speed of military intervention, and the stunning revelation that President Patrice Talon fled to the French embassy during the crisis.

This was not just a failed coup.
It was a map of influence—showing who really pulls the strings in West Africa and which nations still depend on foreign power when the ground shakes.

Inside this video, we explore:

How the Benin coup collapsed in hours

Why President Talon took refuge under a foreign flag

The unprecedented Nigeria–France coordination

Why Nigeria scrambled jets faster than ever seen

What this means for the region as Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso move toward sovereignty

And whether Benin has just exposed the next major fracture in West Africa

The Sahel is shifting. Old alliances are collapsing.
And the question is no longer whether foreign influence exists—
but how much control it still holds.

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