AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMiners’ Deaths in Niger State: Nigeria’s NSCDC says it will not shield anyone blamed for the deaths of 37 suspected miners in Minna custody, as a federal investigative committee begins work and medical checks start. Families reject ₦100,000 “blood money,” demanding accountability and justice. Security Crisis: Niger reports at least 57 defence and security personnel killed in IS-linked attacks—38 soldiers in Tahoua’s Dabagu and 19 gendarmes near Abala-Filingué—highlighting ongoing jihadist pressure. Uranium Deal: Niger increases its stake in the Madaouela uranium project to 40% after settling a dispute with Atomic Eagle, with Atomic Eagle retaining 60% to run operations. Climate Warning: A new “Super El Niño” projection warns heat could drive major excess deaths across the Sahel, with Niger listed among the hardest hit. Diplomacy Watch: Niamey’s protection of Beninese activist Kemi Seba complicates Niger–Benin rapprochement amid an extradition fight. Education Update: NECO releases 2026 SSCE results: 58.67% scored five credits including English and Maths, while malpractice drops sharply.
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