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The United Nations Office for West Africa / Cameroon Nigeria Mixed Commission (UNOWA/CNMC) is looking for a highly motivated, team player and result oriented person to serve as: look a Coordinator of Civilian Observers.

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(Reuters) - The four African nations most threatened by Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram must put aside mutual distrust and agree on a command structure and strategy for a fledgling regional force if they want to defeat the militants, a top U.N. official said.
Mohamed Ibn Chambas, U.N. Special Representative for West Africa, said the international community could only help Nigeria and neighboring Niger, Chad and Cameroon once they clearly laid out the assets they lacked to fight Boko Haram.
A month before presidential elections in Nigeria, Boko Haram has seized swathes of new territory. It has killed hundreds of people in northern Nigeria, displaced several thousand more and seized the base of a regional military taskforce meant to fight it.
The fall of Baga this month, where as many as 2,000 people are reported to have been killed, led to increased calls for international support to halt an insurgency that has spread from northern Nigeria to threaten parts of Niger, Cameroon and Chad.
"It is clear now that ... the countries should not be left to tackle it individually. That has been the approach so far and it is not winning the fight," Chambas told Reuters.
He said it was up to the four states bordering Lake Chad to draw up better coordinated plans. He called for a clearer command structure and rules of engagement, amid resistance from some countries to see their troops deploy outside their borders under foreign command.
HOT PURSUIT
"They have not been able to agree the idea of joint operations and right of hot pursuit, which is very, very crucial in fighting a movement like Boko Haram which can engage in battle in one country and then run into another," he said.
Chambas said defense and foreign ministers due to meet in Niger on Tuesday will have to agree on tough issues such as the ground rules and leadership of the regional military response.
"The challenge is to have the political will to agree and come to an understanding," he said.
Foreign powers stepped up their support for Nigeria following the abduction of over 200 schoolgirls in the town of Chibok last year. However, Abuja has complained U.S. authorities have not shared enough intelligence and been reluctant to sell weapons needed.
France has offered to help structure the taskforce after promises by regional leaders last May to share intelligence and work together were undermined by the lack of trust.
Chad on Wednesday offered to help Cameroon fight Boko Haram, days after it appealed for international help.
Chambas said outside help would be needed for some specific capabilities but the priority was for regional armies to identify what they could put forward.
"It shouldn’t be a problem of numbers of troops. They should be able to mobilize the troops in the first instance."

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Dakar, 18 December 2014- The Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for West Africa (UNOWA) and High-Level Representative of the Secretary-General to Nigeria, Mr. Mohamed Ibn Chambas strongly condemns the renewed waves of attacks in Borno State,
North Eastern Nigeria and the continuous violence against innocent civilians, notably reported large abductions of women and children.

SRSG Mohammed Ibn Chambas calls on the Nigerian authorities to curb the continuous attacks taking place in the North-East and bring the perpetrators of these attacks to justice.
The High-Level Representative of the Secretary-General to Nigeria renewed the sympathy of the United Nations to the families of the victims, the people and the Government of Nigeria.

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Abuja, 15 December, 2014 - The Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) Mohamed Ibn Chambas attended the 46th Ordinary Summit of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government held in Abuja, Nigeria on 15 December. At the opening ceremony, Mr. Chambas delivered a speech in which he commended the spirit of collaboration that characterized the ECOWAS, African Union and United Nations’ joint initiative in Burkina Faso...[url]http://unowa.unmissions.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=FBOAE7zWCPc%3d&tabid=706&mid=1681[/url]


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Opening ceremony this December 9th 2014 the Annual Meeting of the Women leaders from West Africa to Dakar on Gender, Women, Peace and Security.

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The Office of the Special Envoy for the Sahel(OSES) looks a Consultant for the development of Staff, rules of procedure, and the salary Scale of the Permanent Secretary for G5 Sahel.

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The Office of the Special Envoy(OSES) for the Sahel look a Consultant to Enhance the Role of Women in the Implementation of the United Nations Integrated Strategy for the Sahel.

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The special representative of the UN Secretary-General for West Africa, Mohamed Ibn Chambas, condemned attacks in a statement.
Chambas called on the authorities “to increase their response against terrorist threats in north-eastern Nigeria” and for additional measures to protect civilians.
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