AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFCT Security Crackdown: Abuja’s Wike says Okada and Keke Napep may be banned from the city centre, with operators restricted to mapped locations after security reports linked motorcycles to criminal activity. Humanitarian & Health in Niger: Niger State flags free eye-care for 380 cataract patients (plus screenings and medicines for thousands) and begins digital birth/death registration via the VitalReg platform. Budget Accountability: Niger State spent N2.69bn on honorarium and sitting allowances in six months, but released only N50m for new water facilities and nothing for water rehabilitation. Security & Regional Links: Nigeria’s Defence Minister urges stronger ECOWAS-AES cooperation to fight terrorism and cross-border crime. Sahel Mining-Terror Nexus: A report says gold mines are increasingly tied to Sahel violence, with attacks spreading from mine sites to nearby roads and communities. Sports: Niger Tornadoes complete a Bwari camp and set up a friendly vs Ranchers Bees; CAF officials also name Niger-related U-20 officiating appointments.
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