AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTelecom Security: Nigeria reportedly recorded 5,934 fibre-optic cable cuts in six months, with operators spending about ₦2.2bn on repairs—raising alarms that repeated damage is hitting banking, emergency services and national security. Kidnapping Justice (Edo): Edo State Special Criminal Court is set to deliver its first kidnapping verdict Tuesday in a case tied to an Airport Road abduction in Benin City. Leadership Scrutiny: Peter Obi again questioned President Tinubu’s whereabouts after his Europe vacation, as Tinubu’s return keeps shifting. Aviation Disruptions (Abuja): Air Peace says Abuja flight delays and the Abuja–Maiduguri cancellation were triggered by Jet A1 fuel shortages and weather, with stranded passengers housed in hotels. Gas Explosion (FCT): A gas blast rocked Kubwa’s Liberty Junction, damaging nearby businesses and buildings after a vehicle reportedly hit a gas station. Cost of Living (Lagos): Onion prices in Lagos surged over 200% amid flooding in producing states and higher transport costs. Ports & Trade: FG approved modernisation of four eastern ports (Onne, Delta, Calabar, etc.) to decongest Lagos and improve cargo handling. Sports: Nigeria’s Flamingos won the WAFU-B U17 Girls Cup, beating Togo 4-0, and Super Eagles departed Uyo for Guinea-Bissau AFCON qualifying.
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