AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLake Chad Security: Troops of Nigeria’s Operation Hadin Kai arrested a Chadian woman, Mrs. Rachael Samuel, for allegedly supplying illicit drugs and alcohol to Boko Haram/ISWAP on Lake Chad islands, as forces also repelled an ISWAP infiltration attempt near Cross Kauwa and recovered a camcorder linked to foreign facilitators. Regional Violence Watch: A SARI Global report says June 2026 saw 792 deaths across 882 security incidents in Nigeria, with Borno worst-hit and ISWAP blocking humanitarian access along the Monguno axis. Chad Counterterrorism Spillover: Multiple arrests and interceptions involving Chadian suspects and drug consignments underscore how Lake Chad logistics remain a key battleground for cross-border enforcement. Chad Governance & Economy: Chad’s economic outlook is improving, with the World Bank upgrading 2026 growth to 5.2%, driven by oil, agriculture, and reforms. Infrastructure & Power: Noor Chad’s 50MW solar plant with battery storage is highlighted as a fast, practical energy boost for hundreds of thousands of homes. Industry Push: Algeria’s GICA is exploring a cement plant in Chad to expand supply and cut import logistics. International Mobility: The UK updated its visa national list, adding Chad among 52 African countries requiring advance visas for short visits.
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