AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSecurity Update: At least nine people were killed in separate attacks in Nigeria’s Plateau State, with killings reported in Barkin Ladi and Riyom between Saturday night and Sunday morning; no group has claimed responsibility yet. Courts & Anti-Corruption: A Federal High Court in Abuja released former Innovation Minister Uche Nnaji’s international passport to enable him travel abroad for medical treatment, while the trial continues. Politics Ahead of 2027: The ADC warned of rising political violence, voter intimidation and attacks on opposition supporters, citing incidents across several states and urging security agencies to protect lawful political activity. UNGA Representation: Nigeria’s government said President Tinubu’s absence from the 81st UN General Assembly is covered by a mandate for Vice President Kashim Shettima to lead the delegation and deliver Nigeria’s statement. Economy & Energy: Aliko Dangote said his refinery helped Nigeria avoid $10bn annual fuel subsidy loot and announced plans to invest over $10bn in Africa’s power sector in the next 3–4 years. Transport & Safety: FG banned okada, keke, trucks parking, shanties and unauthorised U-turns on the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, warning violators of clamp and towing. Flood Watch (Lagos): Lagos ordered residents in flood-prone areas like Oke-Ira, Isheri North and Ajegunle to relocate to safer ground as a seven-day flood risk alert continues. Education Policy: OPSAN urged government to halt 2026/2027 admissions until NECO and NABTEB release O’Level results, saying students are being shut out unfairly.
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