AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBorder Politics: Nigeria’s Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo dismissed Atiku Abubakar’s 2027 pledge to reopen land borders, insisting Nigeria’s borders are already open and citing reopenings from 2020 to February 2026, including links to Benin via the Tsamiya border. Security & Displacement: At least 2,000 residents fled Niger State into Benin after mosque attacks and mass abductions, renewing pressure on the Tinubu government to rescue captives and curb raids. Infrastructure Accountability: Works Minister David Umahi ordered the arrest of Hartland Nigeria’s MD over incomplete work on an 11km Benin–Onitsha Expressway section despite ₦14bn paid. Health Policy: Africa adopted three 10-year health system strategies in Ethiopia, targeting more workers, better financing, and stronger regulation. Sports & Media: DAZN secured LaLiga rights across Sub-Saharan Africa, while NPFL returns with a record ₦1bn champions prize and new sponsorship. Regional Security Analysis: A new ECOWAS–AES security dilemma piece warns insurgents exploit divided responses, with northern Benin flagged as a growing concern.
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