AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUS-Nigeria Security: Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters says the reported withdrawal of about 200 US personnel is a routine, mission-specific adjustment and won’t end intelligence sharing, training, or counterterrorism cooperation in the Lake Chad Basin. Security Policy Line: DHQ also reiterates it won’t negotiate with terrorists or support ransom payments, stressing a push to “take down” armed groups. Chad-Sudan Tensions: The US Africa envoy condemns Sudanese air strikes inside Chad, while a Chadian security source says an attack near the Sudan border killed 12 people. Regional Displacement Update: Sudan’s Khartoum lifts a long curfew and emergency measures, but residents still face damage, power blackouts, and fragile recovery. Politics & Borders: Nigeria’s Presidency fires back at Atiku Abubakar over claims he’ll “open” borders in 2027, insisting land borders are already open and warning against confusing “open” with “uncontrolled.” Entertainment Spotlight: Ayra Starr is set to headline an NFL halftime show in London, aiming to be the first major African artist to do so.
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