AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOsun Election, Violence Watch: Amnesty International says it will “name and shame” politicians inciting violence ahead of Saturday’s Osun governorship vote, targeting Senator Francis Fadahunsi over alleged “kill” rhetoric. Security Talks: Nigeria and the US began a Joint Working Group meeting in Washington to deepen counterterrorism cooperation, intelligence sharing and border security. Policing Bill: FG extended the deadline for memoranda on the National Policing Bill by eight days to Friday, Aug. 21. Customs Crackdown Claims: Nigeria Customs Service denied reports of smuggling surge, revenue leakage and manipulation, citing ongoing seizures and explaining its 846 valuation code. EFCC, Pay-TV Dispute: MultiChoice petitioned EFCC over alleged economic sabotage and signal piracy by Moreplex TV, claiming losses of over ₦2bn. Mental Health, Police: An EOD-CBRN police constable in Ibadan resigned, citing depression, frustration and declining morale. FCT, Parenting Concern: Residents warn excessive phone screen time is weakening parent-child communication in Abuja. Telecoms Growth: Airtel says it has added 1,000+ new 5G sites in a year and is nearing 18,000 total cell sites nationwide. Sports, CAF: Rangers and Shooting Stars will host CAF home matches at MKO Abiola Stadium, Abeokuta.
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