AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCounterterror Strike: Nigeria and the US say they killed Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, ISIS’s global second-in-command, in a Lake Chad Basin operation—Trump calls him “the most active terrorist in the world,” while Nigeria confirms the death and “lieutenants.” Politics & Security: Nigeria’s ADC postponed its presidential and governorship screenings to Monday (May 18), citing security in parts of the north; meanwhile a US congressman renewed pressure on Trump to take “forceful action” to protect Christians in Nigeria’s Middle Belt. Constitutional Tension: Zimbabwe Catholic bishops warn constitutional changes without a referendum are “deeply concerning,” framing them as a threat to democracy. Energy & Investment: Dangote floats a $17bn regional crude refinery partnership with Tanzania and other East African states. Culture & Trade: Nigeria and China doubled down on tourism and creative-economy cooperation at China Tourism Day in Abuja. Health Watch: Africa CDC says DR Congo’s Ebola toll has climbed to 87, with the Bundibugyo strain raising fears of regional spread.
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