AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSecurity Crackdown (Edo): Edo security forces recorded major wins against kidnappers, cultists and vandals, including the rescue of abducted Ambrose Alli University students in Ekpoma and recovery of weapons after raids. Court & Terror Cases (Oyo): Abuja Federal High Court sentenced three men to life imprisonment over Oriire school abductions, after they pleaded guilty to terrorism-linked charges and concealing information. Anti-Drug War (South-West): NDLEA says international cartels are trying to set up a meth hub in Nigeria’s south-west, after dismantling a large Ogun forest lab and seizing over 2.4 tonnes of methamphetamine and chemicals. Health (Edo): NHIA and Edo Specialist Hospital renewed partnership to expand emergency obstetric and newborn care (CEmONC), aiming to cut maternal and neonatal deaths. Economy/FX: Nigeria’s FX market hit $1.5bn turnover in a day as the naira strengthened, with CBN pointing to reforms and rising reserves. Aviation/Travel: Etihad and Air Peace signed an interline deal linking 20 destinations across Nigeria and West/Central Africa. Governance (Senate): Senate threatened sanctions on MDAs/GOEs that refuse oversight invitations, warning no budget for non-compliance. Business/Tech: iDICE Startup Bridge opens applications for young founders, offering mentorship and funding tracks. Lagos Incidents: Fire gutted the electronics section of Justrite Superstore in Akowonjo; separate reports also highlight ongoing security actions against crime and vandalism.
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