AGP Executive Report
Last update: 25 minutes agoSports & Talent: NAPSA Stars in Zambia has signed two Chadian players—striker Ismail Akambi Kevin and midfielder Koularambaye Damba William—on two-year deals, with Kevin arriving after scoring success in Madagascar and Chad. Regional Security: Nigeria says it rescued 308 kidnapped people in a major same-day operation across Niger and Kwara, and Tinubu urged stronger early warning and community intelligence to stop future abductions. Terror Watch (Lake Chad): The UN warned ISIS is still resilient and adapting, with the threat “particularly acute” in the Sahel and Lake Chad Basin; meanwhile Nigeria’s military listed 38 senior ISWAP leaders as wanted and offered rewards. Chad–France Security Shift: Paris and N’Djamena are rebuilding cooperation with French support focused on training and intelligence for Chadian forces fighting armed groups around the Lake Chad Basin. Arts & Culture (Africa-wide): AfriFest East is set to blend masquerade, fireside storytelling, and major music acts, with Ban’tikar launching its album project “Mboka” (recording in London next year).
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