AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWAFCON 2026 Quarter-final Spotlight: The Super Falcons and Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses meet in a high-stakes Casablanca clash on Sunday, with the winner booking a 2027 Women’s World Cup ticket and a semi-final spot; Nigeria’s Justine Madugu says the mission is unchanged—World Cup qualification first, then defending the trophy—while Cameroon midfielder Naomi Eto insists the Lionesses will “give everything” despite Nigeria’s pedigree. Security Update (Far North): Suspected Boko Haram fighters killed at least eight people and injured one in an overnight raid on Kangaleri village in Mayo-Sava, with another attack reported in Tourou where shops and livestock were looted. Diplomatic Shift: The US plans to close its Douala branch office as part of a wider move to shut five overseas missions, moving routine visa services to Yaoundé. Urban Safety (Douala): Douala authorities flagged 31 buildings with structural defects, including 19 at imminent risk of collapse, warning owners to seek proper assessments before any work. Sports Beyond Football: Banyana Banyana are one match from World Cup qualification as they face hosts Morocco in the other WAFCON quarter-final.
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