AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLegal & Justice: LPDC has fixed September 30 for ruling in a petition against SAN Ikechukwu Ezechukwu and two others over alleged professional misconduct, criminal misrepresentation, forgery and perjury. Politics & Religion: Atiku Abubakar condemned the Presidency’s attack on Catholic Cardinal John Onaiyekan, accusing Tinubu’s camp of intimidation over dissent. Security (South-East): Military pressure is pushing some IPOB/ESN fighters in the South-East to surrender arms, while Anambra’s Agunechemba outfit says it dismantled gunmen camps and recovered heavy weapons. Anti-Corruption: SERAP urged Tinubu to order investigation and prosecution over allegations that ₦6.79bn police funds are missing, diverted or misapplied, including missing firearms and poor exhibit handling. 2027 Opposition Strategy: G-100 is calling for opposition parties to unite behind a single candidate, warning fragmentation could doom Nigeria’s democracy. Economy & Daily Life: NNPC cut petrol pump prices—down to ₦1,265 in Lagos and ₦1,335 in Abuja—while FAAN clarified Lagos Airport Terminal 2 “fire” was smoke from the suppression system, with operations resumed. Human Rights (Court Action): Centre for Community Law sued Nigeria over rape/incest survivors’ rights, seeking court interpretation on constitutional protections for pregnancies from sexual violence. Regional Security: Nigeria deployed 86 troops to ECOWAS mission in Guinea-Bissau.
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