AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoIntelligence & Security: A new opinion piece argues African state intelligence agencies are now key to peace, early warning, counterterrorism, border security, cybersecurity, and protecting constitutional order—if they stay professional, accountable, and tech-ready. Community Policing: Magnus Onyibe’s book, The Imperative of State Police in Nigeria, pushes policing closer to communities, boosting grassroots intelligence and local roles in neighborhood safety. Regional Conflict Spillover: Cameroon’s Far North saw an early-morning attack in Madegoua that killed at least 15, with Boko Haram or ISWAP suspected, in a Lake Chad-linked border zone. Wildlife & Heritage: Chad’s scimitar-horned oryx comeback is highlighted—only 25 returned in 2016, and the herd has since grown past 600 after releases in Ouadi Rimé-Ouadi Achim. Media in the Spotlight: Nigeria’s Army honored a Northeast TV correspondent for brave reporting on counter-terrorism and humanitarian realities across the Lake Chad region.
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