AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSecurity & Media: Nigeria’s DSS boss Oluwatosin Ajayi says terrorism grows when it’s given publicity, urging media and citizens not to amplify extremists and to treat the fight as a national, not ethnic or religious, issue. Military Posture: Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters also reiterates it won’t negotiate with terrorists or pay ransoms, stressing kinetic operations while keeping counterterrorism cooperation active. US Troop Drawdown: The DHQ says a reported pullback of about 200 US personnel is a routine, mission-specific adjustment and won’t end intelligence-sharing, training, or information exchange. Politics & Borders: The Presidency fires back at Atiku Abubakar’s pledge to “open the borders,” insisting Nigeria’s land borders are already open and warning that “open” isn’t the same as “uncontrolled.” Chad-Sudan Tensions: Chad reports an airstrike near the Sudan border that killed 12, while Sudan denies responsibility pending investigation. Arts/Entertainment Note: No major Chad-focused arts or entertainment releases appeared in this week’s coverage.
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