AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoPolice & Safety: IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu inspected 23 police barracks to assess living conditions and welfare needs, pledging rehabilitation and sustained investment. Politics & Travel: Nigeria’s opposition is attacking President Tinubu’s frequent overseas trips, including a three-week Europe vacation, saying it ignores insecurity and hardship at home. Security Debate: APM says Nigeria’s insecurity is worsening, citing the 2026 Global Terrorism Index, and even challenges Tinubu and the Defence Minister to travel by road without armed escorts. Transport for Nigeriens: A former CAN Niger chapter chairman urged reviving railways and inland waterways to cut pressure on roads—key for safer, cheaper movement of goods and travelers. Public Health: Northern states dismissed plans to close schools despite diphtheria concerns, urging vaccination and preparedness instead. Kidnapping Relief: Niger State’s NISIEC commissioner, Ahmed Wawa, was released after 338 days in captivity following ransom payment. Culture & Youth Sports: WAFU B U-17 Girls Cup in Burkina Faso: Ghana’s Black Maidens name a 24-player camping squad; Nigeria and Niger are in the same group.
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