AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUS-Nigeria Counterterror Push: Nigeria says joint strikes with the U.S. have killed 175 Islamic State fighters, with the military also reporting the elimination of another senior coordinator, Abd-al Wahhab, and destruction of weapons, checkpoints and financial networks—while U.S. commanders tell Congress Africa is now the “epicenter of global terrorism.” Oyo Security Crisis: In Nigeria’s South-West, Oyo’s school abductions and killings are driving fresh pressure for stronger local policing and faster rescue operations as panic spreads. Sahel Alarm: Security experts warn jihadists are increasingly teaming up with local armed groups across the Sahel, and U.S. officials flag shrinking presence and an “intelligence black hole” risk. Lagos SDGs Drive: Lagos reaffirms data-driven governance to accelerate SDG delivery, stressing measurable impact through better inter-agency tracking. Trade & Integration: Togo scraps entry visa requirements for all African passport holders, while China’s zero-tariff deal is already boosting African exports like Kenya’s avocados. Business Recognition: UBA’s Oliver Alawuba and Niger State Governor Umar Bago were honoured at ICAN’s 2026 awards night.
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