AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDrug Interdiction: NDLEA says it has seized 1.63 million tramadol 250mg pills hidden in fabricated compartments in two long trailers heading to Kano, arresting two 22-year-old drivers after tracking consignments along the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway; the haul follows an earlier 558,900-pill seizure linked to the same Togo–Benin Republic–Nigeria syndicate. Security in Chad: At least 17 MPRD rebels and five Chadian soldiers were killed in clashes near Korbol in southern Chad, forcing thousands to flee, as the army tried to regain positions. Diplomacy: Moldova and Chad have established diplomatic relations after signing a joint communiqué at the UN. Regional Mobility: President Mahamat Idriss Déby announced Chad will abolish entry visas for all Africans starting 1 January 2027, joining other countries moving toward visa-free travel. Humanitarian & Education: Aid groups reported food and personal care kit distributions in Sudan and Chad, while UNESCO-backed assessments support reforms to expand literacy and non-formal education.
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