AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOpposition Coalition Stalls in Nigeria: Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi’s camps reject the G-100 push for a single opposition presidential candidate for 2027, saying they support cooperation but won’t drop their own ambitions—raising the risk of vote-splitting. Anti-Corruption Politics: Nigeria’s ADC attacks Tinubu’s 2027 campaign council as a “rehabilitation centre” for officials with unresolved corruption questions, spotlighting Betta Edu and Ngozi Olejeme and demanding clarity on their cases. DRC Peace Talks: The DRC and an M23-led rebel alliance agree a roadmap for sequenced peace negotiations under the Doha framework, including ceasefire reporting and a verification mission—though fighting remains fragile. US Deportations to Liberia: Twenty US deportees arrive in Liberia under a third-country deal; Liberia agreed to accept up to 1,200, with critics calling it a legal loophole. Water Conflict Risk: A global briefing highlights a sharp rise in water-related conflicts, driven by attacks on water infrastructure and access disputes. Regional Trade Facilitation: Botswana’s Duma Boko calls for more open borders and trade corridors across SADC to cut costs and boost investment. Governance & Health Policy (Nigeria): CSOs and mental health advocates urge stronger financing and insurance coverage for mental health, linking rising distress to poverty, unemployment and insecurity.
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