AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBorder Politics: Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo fired back at Atiku Abubakar, insisting Nigeria’s land borders are already open and cannot be “reopened,” citing reopenings from 2020 through February 2026 while saying some Cameroon restrictions were security-driven. International Diplomacy: Vice President Kashim Shettima left Abuja for Luanda, Angola, to represent President Tinubu at the AU summit focused on conflict resolution and peace stability. Anti-Corruption/Legal: President Tinubu asked a US court to block release of FBI and DEA records sought under FOIA, arguing privacy rights would be violated. Economy/Markets: Moody’s upgraded Nigeria’s sovereign outlook to positive, pointing to stronger-than-expected growth and improved external position, including higher reserves. Security/Humanitarian: Police in Taraba arrested two women in Jalingo over alleged trafficking of three girls to Adamawa; in Niger State, at least 2,000 fled to Benin after mosque attacks and mass abductions. Health: Nigerian Red Cross in Sokoto handed over 700 cartons of therapeutic food to tackle child malnutrition. Sports: D’Tigers suffered another World Cup qualifier defeat to South Sudan; Hull City’s Semi Ajayi and Taiwo Awoniyi both played as Hull beat Coventry. Football Transfers: Sparta Prague signed Nigerian midfielder Linus Zika from Sporting Lagos.
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